Public Notice: Perth Infrastructure Updates and Council Advisories for April 2

Official Public Notices: Infrastructure, Leadership, and Community Safety

As the City of Perth moves into Thursday, 2 April 2026, several official council notices and public service announcements remain in effect. These alerts cover essential infrastructure maintenance, municipal leadership transitions, and community biosecurity measures. Residents and commuters are advised to review the following updates to ensure minimal disruption to their daily schedules and to stay informed on local governance changes.

Infrastructure Maintenance and Traffic Advisories

The City of Perth has concluded a specific phase of essential utility maintenance in the East Perth precinct. In the early hours of Thursday, 2 April, Kensington Street and Guy Lane were subject to a temporary closure to facilitate streetlight pole replacements by Western Power. While this closure officially concluded at 1:00 AM on 2 April, motorists are reminded to remain vigilant for any remaining maintenance crews in the vicinity as site demobilization is finalized. Normal traffic flow has been restored for the morning commute.

Additionally, the City of South Perth has issued a comprehensive list of approved construction works active through 5 April 2026. For Thursday, 2 April, residents can expect increased heavy vehicle activity and general construction operations at the following locations:

• 3A and 16 Davilak Street, Como: Ongoing on-site construction operations from 7:00 AM to 5:30 PM.
• 9 Harper Terrace, South Perth: Designated truck access to facilitate demolition activities.
• 12 McDougall Street, Como: General construction activities and associated truck movements.
• 47 Clydesdale Street, Como: Development works impacting local traffic flow throughout the day.
• 74 Mill Point Road, South Perth: High-intensity construction activity related to the Lumiere project.

Municipal Leadership and Governance

An official public notice has been issued regarding a transition in the City of South Perth’s executive leadership. Following a Special Council Meeting, Anita Amprimo, the current Director of Infrastructure Services, has been appointed to the role of Acting Chief Executive Officer. This appointment is active as of 2 April and is scheduled to remain in effect until 24 April 2026. This measure ensures the continuity of municipal services and the oversight of major infrastructure projects while the permanent CEO is on personal leave.

Environmental and Cultural Announcements

The City of Perth remains committed to its biosecurity strategy regarding the Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer (PSHB). Council has re-issued a standing notice regarding its proven approach to protecting the urban forest from this invasive species. Residents are encouraged to monitor local flora and report any signs of infestation to the City's environmental health team.

Finally, the Lotterywest Boorloo Heritage Festival continues its month-long program across the city. Public notices highlight a series of community celebrations and cultural storytelling events. While most heritage events are contained within specific venues, residents should be aware of high pedestrian volumes in historic districts throughout the day.