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What’s happening?

The City is reviewing the Altone LAP, a five‑year plan that guides how your neighbourhood grows and improves.

If you live, work or visit Beechboro, Bennett Springs, Kiara, Lockridge, or the surrounding areas of Caversham and Whiteman, we want you to get involved by voting on the priorities that matter most to you and sharing your ideas for Altone's future.

Community consultation is open from Saturday, March 21 to Friday, April 24, 2026.

Vote on what matters most for Altone

Your voice matters. Don’t miss this chance to help shape Altone’s future.


How can I get involved?

Anyone connected to Altone is invited to get involved, whether you live, work, study, run a business, visit the area or are part of a local group. Your voice helps shape the future of your neighbourhood. To find out more, take a look at the Document library.

Participating is easy

Online: Share your ideas and vote on your top priorities directly on Swan Engage.

In person: Chat with us at one of our pop‑ups across the Altone area. Check out our calendar of events to find out when and where we will be.

Community pop‑up cancelled due to Cyclone Narelle

The community pop‑up scheduled for Saturday, March 28 from 9.00 am - 12.00pm at Swan Active Beechboro has been cancelled.

Swan Active Beechboro is currently supporting the Wheatbelt community as an evacuation centre for those impacted by Cyclone Narelle.

Thank you for your understanding.


You have five points to allocate. These can be used on one priority or spread out across several to show what matters most to you. Your choices will help guide what goes into the next Altone LAP.

The priorities you’re voting on were developed from community feedback gathered through previous engagement projects, along with insights from City staff who work closely with the Altone community every day.


Your ideas for a better Altone

What are the things you most want to see in your community over the next five years? What will make the suburbs of Altone better for everyone who lives, works, studies or visits here? You can also tell us if there is a priority missing from the voting tool above. (max 140 characters).

You have 140 characters left
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22 April, 2026

Matt says:

Essential Altone Rd/ Marshall Rd intersection is a roundabout within the next 3 years! Marshall Rd needs upgrade to full Dual carriageway

22 April, 2026

A says:

No roundabout at Beechboro Road/Marshall Road. This makes no sense given the increase in traffic with the rail line and the existing lights.

22 April, 2026

Navneet says:

Need more trees on constellation drive of Illuma State close to Reid Highway to reduce the noise and need to maintain bush area.

22 April, 2026

Satnam Singh says:

Hi, I live in illuma estate in Bennett springs.Need more tree around constellation drive in Iluma estate. There is no tree 🌴 around.

22 April, 2026

Lill says:

Why would you add a roundabout at the corner of Marshall and beechboro road north ? It’s not needed ! What a complete waste of money .

21 April, 2026

Zee says:

Maintain verges. Keep the streets clean. Encourage homeowners to improve gardens with some incentives. More youth programs and safety

21 April, 2026

Fernanda says:

AltoneRd and Marshall Rd intersection needs attention.Turning right onto Marshall from Altone can be a dangerous

21 April, 2026

Andrew Kent says:

More tree canopy and gardens. This includes a good watering program so newly planted trees don’t die off every summer.

21 April, 2026

Eva says:

Dulwich Street path into Whiteman Park from the bridge & paths along Marshall Road. A vibrant dog-friendly cafe / hub to replace Slate cafe

19 April, 2026

Mushyz0r says:

Small fenced area for off lead dogs. Safer as off lead dogs often run over to dogs on lead. Our on lead dog has been attacked before.

16 April, 2026

BarbaraJohnson says:

More greenery

15 April, 2026

SFarrell says:

Vibrant small business, shopping and leisure areas More greenery both natural bush and planted gardens There’s too much verge & yard junk

Contact us

Have questions or want to learn more about a project, contact us below:

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Phone (08) 9267 9267
Website www.swan.wa.gov.au
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2 Midland Square, Midland, WA 6056

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