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Don Gully Oval, Kyogle, has received a major makeover thanks to Kyogle Council.Work to improve facilities at the sports ...
19/08/2015

Don Gully Oval, Kyogle, has received a major makeover thanks to Kyogle Council.
Work to improve facilities at the sports ground have included an upgrade of the kitchen and public amenities, new spectator seating (sponsored by Brown and Hurley) and the installation of lights for the oval.
Work is also being undertaken to improve the drainage at the front of the clubhouse.
The drain has been piped, filled with top soil and grassed up to make a comfortable viewing platform.
Other work will see a previously open drain that was subject to erosion filled and the area opened up as a car park.

Want to save a life?Then sign up to become a blood donor during the Australian Red Cross Blood Service's next visit to K...
18/08/2015

Want to save a life?
Then sign up to become a blood donor during the Australian Red Cross Blood Service's next visit to Kyogle on Monday, 24 August and Tuesday, 25 August.
The blood bank will be held at the Kyogle Public School Hall in Groom Street and will open on Monday (24 August) from 1.30-7pm and on Tuesday (25 August) from 9.30am-2.30pm.
To make an appointment to make a donation at the Kyogle Blood Bank or to find out about becoming a blood donor, phone 131495.
Most people are able to give blood if they:
• are fit, healthy and not suffering from a cold, flu or other illness at the time of donation or in the previous seven days
• are aged between 16-70 years (in QLD and WA 16-17 year olds require parental consent)
• weigh more than 45kg
• have plenty of liquid the day before donation and three glasses of water/juice in the three hours before donating.
• eat something in the three hours before donating
• bring at least one form of photo ID.

The BMX track planned for Anzac Park, Kyogle, has generated plenty of positive community interest.The basic design for t...
18/08/2015

The BMX track planned for Anzac Park, Kyogle, has generated plenty of positive community interest.
The basic design for the track is pictured below. Hopefully, the plan will give everyone an idea of how big the track will be and what it will include. Thanks again to Earthworx and Simon Tough for working with Kyogle Council to provide such a great facility for the community.

Great things are happening at Kyogle's Anzac Park.Kyogle Council's Urban and Assets facilities staff have been building ...
18/08/2015

Great things are happening at Kyogle's Anzac Park.
Kyogle Council's Urban and Assets facilities staff have been building a barbecue and shelter at the park and work will soon start on a BMX track.
The area designated for the BMX facility is roped off and ready for construction.
Local contractor Kyogle Earthworx has volunteered to build the BMX track at no charge. The project has been organised by Simon Tough through Kyogle Council.

06/08/2015

Applications have opened for grants under Kyogle Council's Community Assistance Fund. For details go to http://t.co/RG1i1KobNw

Applications for grants under Kyogle Council's Community Assistance Fund have now opened.The Community Assistance Fund p...
06/08/2015

Applications for grants under Kyogle Council's Community Assistance Fund have now opened.
The Community Assistance Fund provides one-off donations of up to $1000 for organisations and $500 for individuals.
Funding preference is given to those individuals/organisations that can demonstrate the greatest need or benefit to the wider community in the following areas:
• Welfare;
• Community involvement/social interaction;
• Sport and recreation;
• The Arts;
• Youth Affairs;
• Senior Citizen Affairs;
• Cultural Assistance.
Community Assistance grants are paid on a reimbursement basis in that successful applicants must provide Council with receipts and/or invoices to before any funds are paid.
Applications will close at 4pm on Friday, August 28.
Meanwhile, Economic Development Funding is available to community groups and not-for-profit organisations for community economic development projects of benefit to the local economy and communities within the Kyogle LGA.
Applications for Economic Development Funding are open year round and are considered on a case-by-case, basis but are dependent on available funding.
Application forms and further information about both grants are available from the Kyogle Council administration centre, 1 Stratheden Street, Kyogle, or the Council's website at www.kyogle.nsw.gov.au

Kyogle Council crews will be working on the following projects today (Tuesday, 4 August, 2015):East of Range and Constru...
04/08/2015

Kyogle Council crews will be working on the following projects today (Tuesday, 4 August, 2015):
East of Range and Construction crews
• Ghinni Ghi Road - maintenance grading
• Brindle Creek Road - maintenance grading
• Summerland Way (north of Kyogle) - paveliner
• Summerland Way (north of Kyogle) - shoulder maintenance
• Clarence Way (Salty Creek) - rehabilitation
• Clarence Way (sealed, north of Bruxner Highway) - rehabilitation
West of Range crews
• Clarence Way (around Old Bonalbo) - pothole repair
• Clarence Way (around Sandilands rest area) - vegetation spraying
• Duck Creek Road - maintenance grading
Bridges, Culverts and Concrete crews
• Don Gully Oval - stormwater drainage
• Connells Road - bridge replacement
• Hillyard Road - drainage works
Water and Sewerage Services
Air scouring (cleaning) of Woodenbong and Muli Muli water mains planned to continue until Friday, 14 August.

Kyogle Council crews will be working on the following projects today (Thursday, 30 July, 2015):East of the Range crews• ...
30/07/2015

Kyogle Council crews will be working on the following projects today (Thursday, 30 July, 2015):
East of the Range crews
• Ghinni Ghi Road - maintenance grading
• Forest Road - maintenance grading
• Sandy Creek Road - rehabilitation
• Hootons Road - excavation work
• Summerland Way - paveliner
• Summerland Way (north of Grevillia) - shoulder maintenance

West of the Range crews:
• Duck Creek Road - maintenance grading
• Clarence Way (between Bruxner Hwy & Bonalbo) - vegetation control
• Bulmers Road (sections) - gravel resheet

Bridges, Culverts & Concrete Works:
• Don Gully Oval - stormwater drainage
• Connells Road - bridge replacement
• Clarence Way - bridge replacement Minneys Creek Bridge
• Woodenbong depot - precasting concrete products
• Hootons Road - bridge maintenance

Water & Sewerage Services
Air scouring (cleaning) of Woodenbong & Muli Muli water mains continues today.

Second Hand Saturday, the biggest day of garage sales on the North Coast, will be held on Saturday, 26 September this ye...
29/07/2015

Second Hand Saturday, the biggest day of garage sales on the North Coast, will be held on Saturday, 26 September this year, and Kyogle Council is once again involved.
Registrations to hold a garage sale are now open at secondhandsaturday.com.au, giving people plenty of time to spring clean for their garage sale.
Each household registering will have their garage sale address listed for free in their local paper and online on the Second Hand Saturday website, which will have a map and search engine available for shoppers.
The page (https://www.facebook.com/mysecondhandsaturday) also gives people the opportunity to post questions and share valuable garage sale advice, as well as promote goodies for sale on the day.
Coordinated by North East Waste and member Northern Rivers Councils, the aim of the event is to promote the reuse of goods and materials instead of disposal - saving resources and our local environment.
For more information, go to the Second Hand Saturday website www.secondhandsaturday.com.au, sign up to the page or contact Council.

Have you seen Kyogle Council's new-look community newsletter which was delivered this week?The aim of the facelift was t...
29/07/2015

Have you seen Kyogle Council's new-look community newsletter which was delivered this week?
The aim of the facelift was to make the newsletter both easier to read and more attractive so more people will want to read it.
Let us know what you think by emailing Council at [email protected] or making a comment here.

Have your say on the Asbestos Awareness Campaign run by Kyogle Council in association with North East Waste to win a $15...
28/07/2015

Have your say on the Asbestos Awareness Campaign run by Kyogle Council in association with North East Waste to win a $150 to spend at your local hardware store.
Over the past 12 months, Kyogle Council has participated in a media campaign to raise awareness of illegally dumped asbestos. Ads were developed for TV, radio, local papers and Council newsletters with the assistance of NE Waste.
Illegally dumped asbestos places a significant environmental and financial cost on the Council. Private contractors often need to be engaged to do the clean up because of the potentially dangerous health risks associated with asbestos.
Tash Morton, Illegal Dumping Coordinator with NE waste said that in the past 12 months local Councils had cleaned up 15 loads of illegally dumped asbestos at an estimated cost of $30 000.
Your feedback is helpful for us in developing future campaigns on illegal dumping.
Complete the survey before 31 July at http://www.illegaldumping.com.au/survey.html to go in the draw to win.
This program has been funded with the support of the NSW EPA Waste Less, Recycle More initiative funded from the waste levy.

Kyogle Council crews will be working on the following projects today (Tuesday, 28 July, 2015):East of the Range • Ghinni...
28/07/2015

Kyogle Council crews will be working on the following projects today (Tuesday, 28 July, 2015):
East of the Range
• Ghinni Ghi Road - maintenance grading
• Simes Road - maintenance grading
• Sandy Creek Road - rehabilitation
• Hootons Road - excavation work
• Gradys Creek Road - paveliner
• Summerland Way (north of Grevillia) - shoulder maintenance

West of the Range
• McMillans Road - maintenance grading
• Clarence Way (between Woodenbong & Urbenville) - pot holing

Bridge, culvert and concrete works
• Goodings Pit (quarry on Kyogle Road near Hurfords) - quarry rehabilitation
• Babyl Creek Road - culvert replacement
• Connells Road - bridge replacement
• Clarence Way - bridge replacement Minneys Creek Bridge

Water and sewerage services
Air scouring (cleaning) of Woodenbong & Muli Muli water mains starts today. Kyogle Council staff worked with Tenterfield Shire last week scouring of mains in Urbenville. Tenterfield will be working with us in Woodenbong.

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1 Stratheden Street
Kyogle, NSW
2474

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4pm
Friday 8:30am - 4pm

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+61266321611

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