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Work will commence in June 2021 on several projects in the Hawkesbury which have received funding from the Commonwealth and NSW Government's Bushfire...

Date Time Public Exhibition – Draft 2021/2022 Operational Plan Hawkesbury City Council is inviting community members to view and comment on Council’s Draft 2021/2022 Operational Plan, which is on public exhibition until Friday, 21 May 2021. The Draft 2021/2022 Operational Plan has been developed to outline the proposed projects, programs and activities for 2021/2022. It also includes information about rates, fees and charges and estimated income and expenditure. Some of the highlights of the Draft Operational Plan include: $57 million will be spent on local roads $30 million on landfill, ...

Date Time Mayor implores Telstra to participate in a Bilpin community meeting The Mayor of Hawkesbury, Councillor Patrick Conolly has contacted Telstra to ask the telecommunications provider to engage with Council and the Bilpin community on vital telecommunications that are currently not being provided in Bilpin. “We are asking Telstra to meet with our community members and Council to discuss how the telecommunications network can be made more effective and resilient,” Mayor Conolly said. “Whilst we are also seeking Telstra’s assistance and commitment towards maintaining and enhancin...

Date Time Community Defib Project in Hawkesbury Hawkesbury community members are well known for doing many wonderful things for the area, and one of those people is Sophie Wills, who has been doing her best to make sure remote area residents have a better chance of survival if a ​sudden cardiac arrest occurs. A Registered Paramedic and Rural Fire Service volunteer, Ms Wills is the founder and chairperson of the Community Defib Project, which has improved community access to defibrillation in Wisemans Ferry and surrounding areas. This has been achieved using a $35,000 NSW Government ‘My Co...