R2024/35 – Labourer / Plant Operator (Roads)

Wentworth Raw Water Pump Station Repairs

WENTWORTH RAW WATER PUMP STATION REPAIRS

Residents requested to conserve both filtered and raw water

Wentworth Raw Water Pump Station is needing some urgent repairs today, and is unable to pump water into the township for raw water supply and to the treatment plant for the production of filtered water.

Wentworth Shire Council requests that residents and businesses minimise the use of both filtered water and raw water to essential needs.

It is expected that repairs to the raw water pump station will be completed by 5 pm today and normal water use can return thereafter.

Wentworth Shire Council apologies for this inconvenience.

KEN ROSS

GENERAL MANAGER

Rural Road Safety Month

The reality is, 85% of fatal crashes on country roads involve a country resident. We all have a part to play in keeping each other safe. Road safety starts with you this Rural Road Safety Month.

Mens Mental Health Forum

Fellas, Fathers, Farmers & Friends

Mens Mental Health Forum

This event invites men, their partners & friends from across the Wentworth District to a forum on Men’s mental health.

Our panel of men will share their lived experience & professional insights to help improve health outcomes for men in our region.

For more information or to book your ticket, please see https://wdcmc-charity-dinner-a-mens-mental-health-forum.raiselysite.com/

Mens Mental Health Forum
River and Community notice wording

McLeod Oval Camping

River and Community notice wording

Notice of Public Exhibition & Community Consultation – Planning Proposal to amend the Wentworth Local Environmental Plan 2011

Rural women ‘Beyond the Crossroads’

Rural Women ‘Beyond the Crossroads’ Workshop is a great way for women to connect, reflect and work together.

The 2024 Program dates for Wentworth & Pooncarie are listed below.

For more information, scan the QR code.

Beyond the Crossroads flyer

Rural Road Safety Month – Animals on Country Roads

Look out, animals about!
When driving in rural or regional areas, slow down,follow warning signs and stay alert – particularly around dusk or dawn.

More info https://www.transport.nsw.gov.au/roadsafety/road-users/drivers/animals

Rural Road Safety Month – Fatigue

Road safety starts with you. Check how tired you are before you drive, recognise the early warning signs, and know what to do to avoid driving tired.

https://www.transport.nsw.gov.au/roadsafety/topics-tips/fatigue

Rural Road Safety Month – Speeding

Speeding is a factor in nearly 50% of all fatalities on country roads. Stay under the speed limit, drive to the conditions and slow down at curves.

https://www.transport.nsw.gov.au/roadsafety/topics-tips/speeding