Following extensive public consultation, a report outlining a new Plan of Management (POM) for community land will be tabled at the monthly ordinary Council meeting next week.  Last year, Council resolved to publicly exhibit a draft POM for Council owned community land.

Over the last month, ratepayers across NSW have been receiving their land valuations from the NSW Valuer General.

Harvest Festival 2023 Saturday 10 June 2023 to Sunday 11 June 2023 Central Coast Hinterland  lovecentralcoast.com/harvestfestival Celebrate the Central Coast’s spectacular hinterland communities and choose your own adventure at this year’s Harvest Festival over the 10 to 11 June weekend.

The Central Coast Council is supporting events being held at several locations across the Coast to commemorate Anzac Day.

It was great to check out the renewed Visitor Information Centre at The Entrance this week!

Central Coast Council is excited to announce that the renewed Visitor Information Centre at The Entrance will open to the public tomorrow (6 April 2023).

As we are about to hop into the April School Holidays Central Coast Council wants to remind the community and visitors of the importance of beach safety and swimming between the flags across the Central Coast.

The Central Coast Council Operational Plan 2023-24 is now available for public comment, so it’s time to have your say!

Central Coast Council’s Let’s Talk Gosford event resonated with the Central Coast community, with over 300 conversations hosted at last week’s drop-in information sessions and public hearing.

Council has opened the new skate park and pump track at Kariong Oval ahead of schedule, and just in time for the Easter school holidays for local and visiting families to enjoy.

Central Coast Council offices and a number of services will be closed or impacted over the Easter Long Weekend from Friday 7 to Monday 10 April and on Anzac Day on Tuesday 25 April.

The draft Central Coast Council Operational Plan 2023-24 continues a focus on delivering services for our community while supporting Council’s ongoing financial sustainability.  Together with the draft Fees and Charges for 2023-24, the Operational Plan will be on public exhibition until Monday 1 May at yourvoiceourcoast.com Administrator Rik Hart encouraged the community to have their say.  “The financial performance of the organisation has turned around and Council’s steadfast financial management has increased our financial stability,” Mr Hart said.  “This draft Operational Plan shows a continued focus on delivery of services to the Central Coast community through prudent expenditure and incorporates the necessary adjustments to accommodate the increased depreciation trend and rising costs due to inflation.  “This is not a Central Coast Council problem but a challenge facing all councils in the current economic climate, and notably the limitations placed on councils to increase revenue.  “The draft Operational Plan shows our community that we are making sure our roads, open spaces, water and sewer assets and leisure and waste facilities are repaired and renewed.

A program of maintenance works is currently underway by Council to ensure the unobscured flow of stormwater runoff in urban channels at a number of high priority sites.

Central Coast Council has provided its first bi-annual Water and Sewer Delivery Plan 2022-2026 Progress Report.

The Coast’s new tourism management model guided by the Destination Management Plan (CCDMP) 2022-25 has helped turn the Central Coast into a $1 billion tourism powerhouse, and the industry is steadfast in their commitment to working with Council to continue driving tourism success at year in review.

Australia’s most internationally acclaimed glass artist – JamFactory ICON Jessica Loughlin:

The first term of school went by in a flash but don’t worry, Central Coast Council has you covered to keep your kids busy and entertained these school holidays.

The outcome of the 25 March 2023 NSW State Election has led to a change of state government, with residents across NSW voting in the NSW Labor Party for the first time in 12 years.

The Entrance town centre, foreshore and surrounds will be buzzing with activities featuring a series of public art and activations planned from 7 to 16 April 2023 during this year’s Place Maker program.  Council is co-organising the event, which is focused on creating connections through art.

Young people it’s time to raise your voice with ‘Thinking Out Loud’ Youth Forum returning bigger and better than ever in 2023!