Revised dates and venue changes have been announced for the two public hearings into the reclassification of 10 Council owned properties from community to operational. As previously advised, the sites to be reclassified were reviewed by Council in 2023 and the choice of sites was streamlined to ensure that only sites with the highest level of community benefit were included.  Most of the sites will continue to remain in community ownership in the future, being either retained in Council ownership or transferred to well-established locally based community organisation that provide valued recreational, sporting or accommodation facilities.One property will be sold on the open market with the proceeds of sale being used to fund a new community centre. 

Missed out on tickets for Tay Tay?

It’s been a hectic start to the year for us in the Environmental Volunteer Program!Towards the end of 2023, Ben Feltham took on another role at Council as a Conservation Management Support Officer.

Central Coast Council is developing new Coastal Management Programs (CMP’s).

As we all start to get back in the rhythm of the year, and spend more time outdoors on site, it is important to note that new weed incursions have been identified on the Central Coast.

Have you ever been onsite or out in the community and noticed something that requires attention?

Our reserves are cherished spaces where Australia's incredible native animals should thrive.

The Central Coast received an enormous amount of rain last week, over 200mm in some areas in the space of 24 hours!