Your WA Council Services Quiz

Hello! This quiz will help you understand more about the important services and recreational facilities that local councils in Western Australia provide. Choose the best answer for each question.

1. What is the primary responsibility of your local council regarding waste management?

A. To collect household rubbish and recycling bins. B. To manage large industrial waste for factories. C. To sell new rubbish bins to residents.

2. Which council facility provides free access to books, internet, and community programs?

A. The local shopping mall. B. The public library. C. The post office.

3. What must pet owners do with their dogs and cats according to council rules?

A. Take them for a walk every day. B. Register them with the local council. C. Teach them to speak English.

4. Where can you typically find playgrounds, sports fields, and BBQ areas maintained by the council?

A. Inside private homes. B. In public parks and reserves. C. At commercial office buildings.

5. If you notice a broken street light or damage to the road, who should you report it to?

A. Your landlord. B. The local council. C. A local shop owner.

6. What is the correct action if you see graffiti on public property, like a bus stop or park bench?

A. Try to clean it yourself with chemicals. B. Report it to the local council for removal. C. Take a photo and share it on social media.

7. If a community group wants to organise a public event in a council park, what is the first step?

A. Just set up the event on the day. B. Apply for a permit or permission from the local council. C. Ask the park visitors if it's okay.

8. What types of facilities and programs are typically available at a council-run leisure centre?

A. Only a small gym with basic equipment. B. Swimming pools, gym, and various group fitness classes. C. A cinema and a restaurant.

9. Who is responsible for the general maintenance and safety of local roads and footpaths in your suburb?

A. The State Government. B. Your local council. C. Individual homeowners.

10. How might local councils support new migrants settling into Western Australia?

A. Providing information, referrals for jobs, and English language support. B. Offering free international travel tickets. C. Helping them choose a new car.

11. If you see a damaged or dangerous tree on public land, like a park or street verge, who should you contact?

A. A private tree cutting service. B. The local council. C. Your neighbour who likes gardening.

12. What is the best way to find out about upcoming community events, workshops, or activities organised by your council?

A. Checking the council's official website or social media pages. B. Waiting for a letter in the mail every month. C. Asking friends who live in a different city.

Your WA Council Services Quiz!