The GCC does not rent halls or rooms. You can contact the following organisations regarding rental of their facilities.
- Birralee Scouts
- Communities at Work
- Gungaderra Homestead
- Gungahlin Library
- Gunners Place (REOPENING 2024)
- Northside Community Services
- Wildbark
The GCC is not a local government; such matters are dealt with by the ACT Government in Canberra and can be reached through Access Canberra on 13 22 81 or www.accesscanberra.act.gov.au.
You might find the ACT Government information on pets useful.
General information on noise can be found on the ACT Government's Noise Portal
Fix My Street is an online reporting facility which provides direct contact with ACT Government Agencies for the reporting and resolution of municipal service requests. It can be used to submit reports on
- Abandoned shopping trolleys
- Abandoned vehicles
- Air and noise pollution
- Bus stops
- Cycle lanes
- Damaged bicycle paths and footpaths
- Damaged/dangerous trees
- Damaged recreations facilities such as public BBQs and playgrounds
- Damaged survey infrastructure (survey marks)
- Domestic garbage a recycling collections
- Driveway damage
- Election campaign signage
- Footpaths
- Graffiti, litter and dumping
- Grass
- Litter and illegal dumping
- Mobile & speed camera locations
- Mountain Bike Trails (Nature Parks only)
- Nature strips
- Outdoor fitness centres
- Overgrown grass in public places
- Parking - illegal
- Pot holes, sign damage, traffic lights and other road related issues
- Road safety and traffic concerns
- Shared pathways (walk/bike)
- Shopping trolleys
- Stormwater drains
- Street lights
- Street sweeping
- Suburban parks & playgrounds
- Traffic
- Traffic lights
- Trees & shrubs
- Other
The ACT Government is responsible for selecting dates and for hosting citizenship ceremonies for ACT residents. More information can be found here.
The GCC is not a local government; such matters are dealt with by the ACT Government in Canberra and can be reached through Access Canberra13 22 81 or www.accesscanberra.act.gov.au.
Gunsmoke is the Gungahlin Community Council Newsletter. It is available online.
The GCC is not responsible for municipal services in Canberra; this is handled by the ACT government. More details, including a map showing the mowing schedule, can be found on the Grass Mowing page. Specific mowing requests can be lodged through Fix My Street.
The NBN is available in all parts of Gungahlin, and for almost all areas it is based on Fibre to the Home (FTTH) (apart from Casey Stage 1). You can check the NBN status of your address on the NBNco website.