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Golden Plains Shire Council and the State Government will invest more than $1.4M to widen, replace and seal Tall Tree Road, Lethbridge in 2019.
Council has successfully applied for a $500,000 grant from Regional Roads Victoria for vital safety upgrades under its ‘Fixing Country Roads Round 1’ program for a stretch of Teesdale-Lethbridge Road.
Golden Plains Shire Council elected Cr. Owen Sharkey as the Mayor of Golden Plains Shire 2018-19 at its special annual meeting at Bannockburn Shire Hall last night.
At the special meeting, Councillors also elected Cr Joanne Gilbert as the Deputy Mayor of Golden Plains Shire 2018-19.
Cr Owen Sharkey accepted the role of Mayor of Golden Plains Shire at a special meeting on 7 November 2018.
International Day of People with a Disability is a United Nations sanctioned day celebrated internationally on 3 December.
Did you know that we provide immunisation services to pre-school children, in partnership with Ballarat City Council?
Clinics are held at Rokewood, Linton and Haddon on the first Tuesday of the month and at Bannockburn Family Services Centre on the third Tuesday of the month.
Council nominated 15 mobile black spots from across Golden Plains in its submission to Round 4 of the Federal Government’s Mobile Black Spot Program, these included:
In October 2018, Council agreed to cease issuing Schedule 13 Permits to Burn, effective immediately.
Residents are invited to attend ‘Parenting Children Who Worry Too Much’ – a seminar in Bannockburn for parents and carers of children aged 2-10 years.
