The Round Gladstone Trail is temporarily closed following recent fire activity in the area. Please observe all closure signage and avoid entering the trail until further notice. The trail will reopen once inspections have been completed and any necessary remediation work is finished. We appreciate your patience and understanding.
Full payment will be due by 17 November 2026 to be eligible for the 10% discount. Alternatively, contact Council before the due date to ask about interest free payment plans.
Air quality is an essential component for a healthy community and environment. It is important community members have access to the appropriate resources to help them better understand the issues that impact air quality.
To ensure air quality in the Gladstone Region promotes a healthy community and environment, Gladstone Regional Council participates in the Gladstone Air Quality Community Group
consists of community, industry, government and research stakeholders that meet every two months to further the group’s vision to achieve a greater understanding of air quality monitoring in the Gladstone Region.
The Clean and Healthy Air for Gladstone project was completed in 2011 by the Department of Environment and Science and Queensland Health. The final report and implementation plan are available from the Department of Environment and Science (DES) website.
The project involved an expansion on the existing ambient air monitoring program. Results were assessed to determine the level of contaminants in air emission and their actual and potential impact to human health.
Recommendations included:
DES operates a network of air quality monitoring stations in the Gladstone area.
Air quality monitoring data
For further information regarding air quality in the Gladstone Region please contact the Department of Environmental Science
General enquiries: 13 QGOV (13 74 68) or email info@des.qld.gov.au