Water
Water is vital for our health and wellbeing. As Brisbane's population increases, so does the demand on clean water and the need to introduce water management solutions that are innovative and sustainable. Find out how Brisbane City Council is becoming a water smart city and how you can help protect our waterways including installing a raingarden.
Norman Creek 2012-2031
The Norman Creek 2012-2031 Master Plan outlines a revolutionary Council project to revitalise the Norman Creek catchment to be both an environmental and recreational asset. The plan details priority areas and key initiatives to help enhance water quality and create more green spaces. Find out more about the project.
WaterSmart Strategy
Brisbane City Council has now finalised its WaterSmart Strategy. The strategy will help guide Brisbane towards the goal of becoming Australia's most sustainable and water smart city. Download a copy of the strategy.
Water Smart Homes
Being water smart means more than just water conservation. It is also about sustainable water use and the protection of waterways.
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Water Smart Business
Business and industry play a major part in protecting our waterways. Find out ways to help your business be water smart.
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Water quality monitoring
Council is monitoring water quality in Brisbane waterways. Find the monitoring results and also read frequently asked questions.
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Voluntary Home Purchase Scheme
Council allocates funding to purchase residential properties which flood the most frequently. Find out about the scheme.
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Creek Catchments Program
Council has five Creek Catchment Officers across Brisbane who work with local catchment groups to help protect our waterways.
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Water supply and sewerage
Queensland Urban Utilities supplies water and wastewater services for customers in Brisbane.
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Backflow
Parts of Brisbane may have been affected by backflow flooding during the January 2011 floods. Read about Council's investigation.
Stormwater and drainage complaints
Council can investigate water pollution complaints that result from items such as soil, sand, silt and mud that is discharged into our waterways and catchments, either directly or through roadside gutters and stormwater drains.
