From 1891 until 1913, different parts of the area was managed by Morambine (Pingelly), Greenhills and Brookton Road Boards. On 14 February 1913, after the announcement of a proposed railway from Brookton on the Great Southern Railway to terminate in the town of Kunjin, the Kunjinn Road District was gazetted. The first Road Board members held their meetings in a small timber and iron building with their first ever purchase being a billy, tea and sugar.
Between 1891 and 1913, different portions of the region were overseen by Morambine (Pingelly), Greenhills, and Brookton Road Boards. On February 14, 1913, after a proposed railway from Brookton on the Great Southern Railway was to terminate in Kunjin town, the Kunjinn Road District was established. The first Road Board members held their meetings in a small timber and iron building, with their initial purchase being a kettle, tea, and sugar.