Kulai Municipal Council, Municipal government office in Kulai, Malaysia

Kulai Municipal Council is a local government office that administers Kulai District and its nine towns. It handles building permits, local regulations, waste management, and other services that keep the municipalities running.

Kulai District Council was established in 1976 as the first local administration body for the area. It was upgraded to municipal council status in 2004, which gave it greater authority over local development and services.

The council's emblem, adopted on 22 November 2018 to mark Sultan Ibrahim Iskandar's birthday, carries local symbolism: nine red stairs for the nine towns, a ten-tooth gear for industry, an aircraft for Senai Airport and Mount Pulai. Two Johor state arms tigers support the shield beneath the Johor Royal Crown.

The council offers most services through its online portal, which residents can access from home or anywhere else. For specific matters like permits or complaints, you can reach the office directly through their website or by phone.

The council oversees an area near the Singapore border that has grown rapidly in recent years. This location has made it one of the most developed districts in the region, attracting businesses and new residents.