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).
12 April, 2026
Dan says:
A bus route along the Reid Highway to the coast would be great.
12 April, 2026
Razz says:
Widening of Marshall road. Once highway construction is complete increased traffic through altone road and onto Marshall road.
12 April, 2026
Stephieaime says:
Safety safety and safety of our community
Being a higher user of park lands the lack of maintenance of pavement is a danger to our elders
10 April, 2026
LP says:
Parks and local area verges need upgraded to look nicer and more attractive place to live. Better shops and amenities in local area.
9 April, 2026
Sarah says:
So many run down broken playgrounds and parks with very average facilities. In comparison to recent developments in neighbouring suburbs
9 April, 2026
Leya says:
Shops, a primary school and parks that are set up in Iluma/Bennett Quarter that are walking distance for residents.
9 April, 2026
Nathan says:
Better Parking enforcement so footpaths can actually be used for walking.
Maintain verges and public areas and not left for months/years.
9 April, 2026
Riar says:
Verge plants, free skip bins
8 April, 2026
K says:
Improved cycle and pedestrian accessibility to reduce car use to get to our locals shops and facilities - especially Marshall and Altone.
5 April, 2026
Aroha says:
Connected communities: community supported activity & events. Avail community activities, prog and events.
Edu sess, better parks & paths
3 April, 2026
S says:
Better playgrounds, the ones you have are mostly outdated and basic compared to the newer suburbs
2 April, 2026
K says:
Noise reduction hwy n train!!
Public bus access has been reduced bus since train
Aged care access to community
More housing
