Moreton Bay City Council

The Moreton Bay City is divided into twelve Council divisions, each represented by an elected councillor.

Councillors advocate for the interests and needs of their local communities and you are encouraged to engage with them on local issues, which the councillors strive to address through local projects, infrastructure and environmental improvements, and community engagement initiatives.

Here is an overview of each division:

Division 1: This division includes the coastal communities of Redcliffe Peninsula, such as Scarborough, Redcliffe, and Woody Point. It is a vibrant area known for its waterfront lifestyle, tourism attractions, and historical sites.

Division 2: Division 2 encompasses the northern areas of the Redcliffe Peninsula and extends to Deception Bay. It includes suburbs like Rothwell and Kippa-Ring, which are undergoing significant residential and commercial development.

Division 3: This division covers the southern part of the Redcliffe Peninsula and Clontarf, as well as the western suburbs like Mango Hill and North Lakes. North Lakes, in particular, is a rapidly growing urban centre with extensive amenities and infrastructure.

Division 4: Division 4 includes the suburbs of Narangba, Burpengary, and parts of Morayfield. It is a mix of established residential areas and newer developments, with a strong focus on family-friendly living and community facilities.

Division 5: This division covers Caboolture and the surrounding rural and semi-rural areas, including Elimbah and Wamuran. It is known for its agricultural heritage and growing residential communities.

Division 6: Division 6 encompasses parts of Morayfield, Caboolture South, and Bellmere. It is a diverse area with a mix of suburban and rural landscapes, experiencing significant population growth and development.

Division 7: This division includes the suburbs of Upper Caboolture, Burpengary East, and parts of Narangba. It features a blend of suburban living and rural spaces, catering to both families and those seeking a semi-rural lifestyle.

Division 8: Division 8 covers the northern suburbs of Pine Rivers, including Strathpine, Bray Park, and parts of Lawnton. It is a well-established area with extensive commercial and recreational facilities.

Division 9: This division encompasses the suburbs of Petrie, Kallangur, and Murrumba Downs. It is a rapidly developing area with significant infrastructure projects, including the new University of the Sunshine Coast campus in Petrie.

Division 10: Division 10 includes the areas of Dakabin, Griffin, and parts of Kallangur and Mango Hill. It is characterized by rapid urban development, new residential estates, and growing community amenities.

Division 11: This division covers the semi-rural and rural areas to the west of Pine Rivers, including Dayboro, Samford Valley, and parts of Mount Mee. It is known for its scenic landscapes, equestrian activities, and small-town charm.

Division 12: Division 12 encompasses the suburbs of Albany Creek, Eatons Hill, and Cashmere in the southern part of the Moreton Bay region. It is a well-established residential area with a strong sense of community and extensive parks and recreational facilities.

Each division within the Moreton Bay Regional Council has its unique identity and community needs. The diversity of these divisions reflects the broader diversity of the Moreton Bay region, from urban centres and coastal towns to rural hinterlands and suburban neighbourhoods.

Yes that’s right, Moreton Bay Regional Council offers two free plants for each residential property, each financial year.

Phone council on (07) 3205 0555 for a free voucher.

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