Find out the key facts about a property using Brisbane City Council's online tools: Development.i, ePlan and interactive mapping. Available information includes zoning, site area, overlays and whether a neighbourhood plan guides development in your area. You can then see if you need approval for common residential and business projects, to subdivide land, or to restore a heritage property.

Find out about if your property has protected vegetation and what that means under Council's Natural Assets Local Law 2003.

Permits are required for busking, vehicle access, scaffolding and hoarding, and outdoor dining. Notification to Council is also required for rallies, demonstrations or procession activities.

Brisbane City Council is committed to delivering inclusive programs that make a difference for young people who live, work, play or study in Brisbane. These programs give young people the ability to have their voices heard, be involved in activities and events and celebrate their contribution to the community.

Get free early warning alerts about severe weather in your neighbourhood. Registered Brisbane residents receive alerts by email, SMS or phone message. Find out how to subscribe, change your details, unsubscribe or read the terms and conditions.

Find tools that can help your business be prepared for any likelihood of flooding.

Council has a range of free tools and information to help residents understand their property's potential flood risk and how to be prepared. There are many steps to take when there is the threat of a flood, including necessary preparations, where to collect sandbags and having an emergency kit ready.