Sustainability Education East Fremantle recently partnered with the City of Fremantle to launch Everyday Zero, an interactive waste education game, signaling openness to gamified resident engagement. This creates an opportunity to offer a turnkey gamified education platform, waste data dashboards, and ongoing outreach that aligns with their sustainability priorities.

Place Plan Engagement With the George Street Place Plan Vision and Community Action Plan underway, the council likely needs digital public engagement tools, planning collaboration features, and project tracking to streamline community input and deliver action items.

IT Modernization The current tech stack includes analytics and security headers, suggesting opportunity to provide security hardening, privacy compliant analytics dashboards, and modern hosting or cloud managed services to improve website performance and protection.

Sustainable Events The George Street Festival’s Waste Avoidance award highlights a focus on sustainable events. There is potential to offer end to end event sustainability consulting, waste management solutions, and reporting to support future grant applications.

Small Council Partnerships As a small local government with limited staff, East Fremantle may benefit from managed services, training, and scalable citizen services platforms, plus opportunities to partner with nearby councils for shared procurement or digital strategies.