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Brisbane City Council will introduce a hail-n-ride Personalised Public Transport Service trial for Bellbowrie and Moggill residents, commencing in October. Pullenvale Ward Councillor, Greg Adermann announced today that funds had been secured in the 2020/21 Council Budget to undertake the trial. Cr. Adermann advocated for the trial following the results of a Western Pullenvale Ward

I’m proud to be part of Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner’s administration and delivering for my community during the current health and economic crisis. The Lord Mayor needed to make some tough decisions as a result of losing more than $180 million in revenue as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. Being able to secure more

Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner’s 2020-21 Budget has invested more than $2.6 million into a critical waterway rehabilitation project, set to prevent further erosion and flooding along waterside properties in Pullenvale Ward. Pullenvale Councillor, Greg Adermann said the project would undertake natural waterway rehabilitation and construct drains along properties that back onto the Brisbane River on

Brisbane City Council will look at a different location for its fifth green bridge after residents made it clear they did not support a proposed Bellbowrie to Wacol green bridge. Public and Active Transport Chair Ryan Murphy thanked the thousands of residents who took the time to have their say and help shape the future

The Brisbane City Council has allocated more than $14.8 million for a range of services and initiatives in the Pullenvale Ward for 2020/21. Pullenvale Ward Councillor, Greg Adermann announced funding had been secured for works across the entire Ward, despite Council having to frame a budget in challenging economic times. “About $180 million in revenue

Brisbane City Council has completed further community consultation with Brisbane’s western suburbs to shape the future of the proposed Bellbowrie to Wacol green bridge. Public and Active Transport Chair Cr Ryan Murphy said more in-depth, targeted consultation showed only limited support for the proposed green bridge. “We commissioned more consultation after initial feedback showed residents

Pullenvale Councillor Greg Adermann has announced five community groups have been awarded $55,000 in Brisbane City Council grants for local environmental projects. The grants were allocated as part of the Lord Mayor’s Community Sustainability and Environmental Program. Cr Adermann said Moggill Creek Catchment Management Group, the Kholo Creek Catchment Group, the Cubberla-Witton Catchments Network, the

Seven local sporting clubs are the beneficiaries of water payment rebates from the Brisbane City Council to help cover the cost of maintaining their grounds while closed due to coronavirus. Lord Mayor, Adrian Schrinner announced more than 150 community sports clubs across Brisbane would be given one-off rebates of $5,000 as part of Council’s $1

Targeted community consultation will be conducted on the proposed Bellbowrie Green Bridge to ensure all residents have a chance to have their say following mixed feedback in the first round of consultation. Public and Active Transport Chair Cr Ryan Murphy said community consultation has driven the green bridges project, with more than 3000 locals having their

Long-time Chapel Hill resident and former corporate communications executive, Greg Adermann is the new Brisbane City Councillor for the Pullenvale Ward. The Electoral Commission of Queensland confirmed that Cr Adermann representing the Liberal National Party defeated the Greens candidate 59.93% to 40.07% on a two-party preferred basis. Cr Adermann said he was both honoured and