Construction has started on the first stage of a new multi-purpose depot at Jimboomba.

City of Logan residents will be able to dispose of up to 10 litres of specified chemicals for free at a special drop-off day next month.

A new vehicle will help the Logan State Emergency Service (SES) Unit continue to support the City of Logan when the chips are down.

Storm recovery crews remain nose to the ground in the city’s south but are keeping one eye fixed on the future.

The walls of Logan Art Gallery will soon be covered with a series of digital portraits featuring close-ups of people’s faces created by Rochedale South artist Yu Chao Do.

With the help of Logan City Council, Loganholme resident Areta Farrance has expanded her outdoor teaching environment.

Beenleigh residents Mauricio and Edna Cassella and their five children would be lost without Logan Libraries.

The delights and delicacies of Logan Central’s popular Croydon Road food precinct will soon be sampled like never before.

The City of Logan’s storm recovery switched into a higher gear this week as power was restored to most homes and more clean-up crews hit the ground running.

Help is at hand for City of Logan families impacted by the recent storm and wet weather events.

Green waste means go for Council staff, contractors and volunteer clean-up crews who are clearing and removing fallen trees and green debris from roads and driveways across the city.

Ten days after Mother Nature turned nasty, the City of Logan today finally got the upper-hand.

A roadmap to recovery is being fine-tuned as Logan City Council continues to support thousands of residents battered by the elements over the holiday season.

Minor to moderate flooding is occurring in the City of Logan after extensive rainfall yesterday and overnight, including heavy falls in the Logan and Albert river catchments.

As the clean-up continues in the City of Logan following last week’s severe storms key information has been provided by Logan City Council to assist the community.