Sportsgrounds and park maintenance

If you see Council land that appears overgrown, you can report it through your MyCouncil account. Our team will review and attend to the area promptly.

Mowing frequency for sportsgrounds is determined by their category and usage. Regional sports facilities require the most frequent mowing and maintenance due to their high usage and importance for various events. Primary sportsgrounds have a slightly less intensive mowing schedule, while secondary sportsgrounds are maintained less frequently.

Different parks and open spaces have varying levels of service based on their primary function, usage and importance to the community, which determines their maintenance and mowing frequency.

Litter and debris are typically managed in conjunction with the maintenance schedule to maintain cleanliness and usability. Regional parks, such as Maitland Park, has litter removed daily to ensure the park is maintained to a very high standard for the community & visitors.

Yes, mowing schedules vary by season to account for different growth rates and weather conditions. During the summer, areas typically grow faster and require more frequent mowing. In contrast, during the winter, growth slows down, and mowing frequencies are adjusted accordingly.