Central Coast Council is inviting the Central Coast community to provide feedback on the future of the existing Gosford Library building in Kibble Park, Gosford.

Central Coast Council resolved to adopt the motion put to Council at tonight’s (13 May 2025) Extraordinary Council Meeting relating to coastal erosion impact.The motion in part directs the CEO to immediately commence engagement with professionals to undertake assessments of the identified impacted properties at Central Coast beaches.It also includes that for properties, identified by the relevant experts, and subject to legal advice, the CEO consider giving appropriate orders under Section 124 of the Local Government Act 1993 (NSW) for emergency coastal protection works recommended by such experts to mitigate the risk to life, property and the environment from further erosion.These orders would require the landowners to do works on their properties, at their own cost to make their land or premises safe in the face of the coastal erosion threat currently being faced.However.

Central Coast Council resolved at Council’s Extraordinary Council Meeting on 6 May 2025, to write to the Premier of NSW, Chris Minns, to urgently request the declaration of a State of Emergency for the areas of The Entrance North and Wamberal Beach.

Central Coast Council is inviting the community to help shape the future of walking and cycling in Avoca Beach by providing feedback on the proposed design for a new shared pathway along Avoca Drive.The project aims to deliver a 3-metre wide concrete shared pathway between the Scenic Highway and Heazlett Park, Avoca Beach, enhancing safety, accessibility and active transport options for pedestrians and cyclists.It will also include kerb and gutter upgrades, drainage improvements to help manage stormwater and pavement restoration works.The project represents a long-awaited community priority and a major step forward in active transport planning.We’ve developed the concept design based on earlier feedback and we’re now asking the community to take a look and help refine it before we move ahead.The project will be delivered in three stages, with Stage 1 (Scenic Highway to Hillside Road) scheduled to commence construction in early 2026.