Precinct groups are run by community members and offer opportunities for information sharing and engagement on local topics.

Precinct group meetings are open forums where any community member can attend and engage on a range of community issues. Many groups also run activities with the aim of building local community connections.

As an open and consultative local government, the City of Fremantle supports precinct groups, to encourage any community member to participate and take an active role in providing input into the operations of the local government.

Which precinct do I belong to?

There are 11 precinct group areas recognised by the City of Fremantle:

• Arts Centre (Fremantle)
• Beaconsfield
• Gibson Park (Fremantle)
• Hilton
• Inner City (Fremantle)
• North Fremantle
• O'Connor
• Samson (Samson & part of O'Connor)
• South City (Fremantle)
• South Fremantle
• White Gum Valley

You can view the precinct boundaries below, or click here to download the map.

How can I find out more about my precinct group?

Email your local precinct convenor:

If your local precinct group is currently in recess and you're interested in starting a group please get in touch with your ward councillors or for further information you can contact the community engagement team by emailing communityengagement@fremantle.wa.gov.au

How can I find out when the next meeting is?

Meeting dates are advised by the precinct group convenor and each group can decide their meeting frequency and the best way to share information.

Meeting dates can usually be found on this page under 'upcoming meetings' and My Say Freo enewsletter (monthly).

You should contact your precinct convenor for the most up to date information on meetings (see the contact details on this page).

Precinct guidelines

To be a recognised precinct group and be eligible for assistance from the City of Fremantle the group must follow the City's Precincts Policy.