Penrith City Council, located on Darug and Gundungarra land, is a vibrant region in Western Sydney. Covering 404 square kilometres, Council serves a diverse population of over 200,000. Established in 1949 and proclaimed a city in 1959, Penrith has evolved into a strategic hub near the new Western Sydney International Airport, with strong transport links and a focus on sustainable growth.

Council provides a wide range of services, including city planning, infrastructure, community development, environmental initiatives, libraries, sport and recreation facilities, waste and children’s services.

Penrith is proud to be a designated Refugee Welcome Zone. Council is pleased to join Welcoming Cities, further strengthening our commitment to building thriving, cohesive and resilient communities.