Waratah-Wynyard Council is investing in its future and the region by boosting the skills and knowledge of its staff (both new and experienced) with training.
Wynyard’s Volunteer Marine Rescue (VMR) team can now undertake rescues more safely with the help of a GPS Depth Sounder funded by Waratah Wynyard Council’s Thrive & Survive Grants Program.
Waratah-Wynyard Council will invest a further $739,950 into infrastructure projects after securing funding through the Australian Government’s Local Roads and Community Infrastructure (LCRI) grant program.
Waratah-Wynyard Council in partnership with local charitable organisation The Fairy
Godmothers will create a destination playground at Somerset’s ANZAC Park that will realise
the vision for a playground that is fun, inclusive and accessible for everyone.
Adjustable basketball rings at both Somerset and Wynyard basketball stadiums are a welcome asset that will enhance and promote junior participation in basketball.
Waratah-Wynyard Council has assisted an additional 11 businesses and community groups in the municipality through its Thrive & Survive Grants Program.
It’s already getting plenty of use, but this Saturday’s official opening of the Sisters Beach Recreation Park will see the skate park get a true work-out.
Along with the official opening formalities, the Know Your Odds Scoot, Skate and BMX Competition Series will also take place on the day, seeing riders vying for top prizes.
In response to the unique economic opportunities and challenges of COVID-19, Waratah-Wynyard Council has committed additional funding to the Thrive & Survive Grants Program, with a minor grant round now available.
Community members will have one final opportunity to contribute to the direction of Waratah-Wynyard’s liveability, before the Draft Liveable Waratah-Wynyard Settlement Strategy community consultation period closes on February 19, 2021.
Waratah-Wynyard Council has secured funding for the installation of “Under-10” basketball rings at the Wynyard Sports Centre and Somerset Indoor Recreation Centre.
The state’s iconic Tasmanian Devil is a little safer thanks to the installation of virtual fencing at Sisters Beac
Members of the Waratah-Wynyard community will get a chance to have their say in Council’s draft Liveable Waratah-Wynyard Settlement Strategy.
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