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.
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).
23 March, 2026
Walter says:
Better parks (Flindell park Caversham), treat urban areas as urban not rural (I.e fire bans), ban concrete and tile front yards- urban heat
23 March, 2026
Beth F says:
initiatives to keep people safe are important. Keeping area green with parks to balance out development of new intersections on Reid Hwy
23 March, 2026
Swilliamson says:
I've lived on Amazon drive for 23 years and I'm pretty sure everyone thinks the speed limit is 60 so they go 70-80,there needs to 50km signs
23 March, 2026
Chris Doroszenko says:
Replace tired and repeatedly damaged verge around schools and parks with parking bays and footpath perimeters and Plant trees evert 6 meters
23 March, 2026
ItzJaBoi says:
I just think this is really cool, props for implementing this type of survey
23 March, 2026
R says:
Better amenities, parks social areas. Updated recreational areas for kids/families, improved shopping and cafe area. revitalise to match new
23 March, 2026
Dhaval Patel says:
Need to improve local parks with some facilities
23 March, 2026
Claire bains says:
A sense of community, requiring open green spaces with plenty of trees providing shade to encourage people to be out and about.
23 March, 2026
jake says:
Cut back on burnouts in gidgegannup
23 March, 2026
Victor says:
Need a bridge across the creek so no one will get killed on Marshall Road bridge.
23 March, 2026
Andy says:
Tidy the place up most verges and central median strips are in a terrible state rubbish blowing around everywhere never see a road sweeper
23 March, 2026
Justine says:
Replace the playing areas fenced off by the schools. Basketball, Cricket Nets & Footy goals. No kids now out playing