REDLAND City Council Libraries has been recognised for its work preserving and sharing local history, winning the 2026-27 Queensland Public Libraries Association Innovation in Heritage Services Award.
The State award recognises outstanding heritage programs and services delivered by public libraries, Indigenous Knowledge Centres and Rural Libraries Connect services.
Acting Mayor Julie Talty said the honour acknowledged the libraries team’s efforts to make Redlands Coast heritage accessible and engaging for the community.
“The achievement highlights Council’s commitment to preserving local stories, embracing innovation, and creating meaningful experiences that connect the community with its heritage,” Cr Talty said.
She pointed to initiatives including the Willards Farm tours and information project as examples of the work being undertaken to promote the region’s history.
“This award reflects a genuine team effort and the collaboration that exists across Council.”
Council Libraries provide services, activities and programs across the Redlands mainland and Southern Moreton Bay Islands.
More information is available at redland.qld.gov.au/Libraries.
