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Council is encouraging residents in low-lying areas to take precautions ahead of a king tide expected from this Wednesday, 26 February.
Picnic Bay is receiving a new architecturally designed public amenities block, replacing the more than 40-year-old structure with a modern and accessible facility.
Riverway’s two lagoons will be open for residents and visitors to enjoy from Monday following tireless work by Townsville City Council to repair damage from the recent weather event.
Townsville City Council crews are cleaning up fish that died after the recent severe weather event, and may have been flushed out of the Ross dam during the peak flows.
Artists, creatives and groups will be able to forge forward with their initiatives with the new round of Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) grants.
Quarter 2 has seen Townsville City Council approve the issue of new titles for the most residential lots in a decade, signalling confidence in the region as the development industry doubles down to meet the demand for housing in the region.
Townsville City Council is a step closer to delivering an operational surplus ahead of schedule as Council handed down its 2024/25 Mid-Year Budget review at today’s Ordinary Council meeting.
Townsville City Council’s new corporate plan Townsville 2025 - 2029 has been adopted at today’s Ordinary Meeting.
Townsville’s stinger nets are set to be re-installed at popular Townsville beaches this week.
Council is urging residents to stay out of waterways and beaches as they remain closed, while Council continues water quality testing following the recent rain event.
Council’s maintenance crews have been hard at work repairing roads and clearing drains, trees and debris following more than a metre of rain falling across the local government area.
The Townsville Local Disaster Management Group (TLDMG) has moved to stand down as rains have eased across the region.
Residents across Townsville should stay informed as rain continues to fall across the local government area.
All Townsville residents affected by the severe rainfall event are now eligible to dispose of their household disaster waste at any of Council’s Waste Facilities at no charge.
The Townsville Local Disaster Management Group is reminding residents to stay informed as rain continues across the region.
Residents located in the black evacuation zone will now be able to dump a load of general disaster waste at Council’s Stuart Transfer Station for free off the back of the recent weather event.
As the current threat to Townsville has reduced the Townsville Local Disaster Management Group (TLDMG) is urging the community to stay informed and avoid complacency with further rainfall expected
More than 500 Townsville City Council team members are hard at work across the city and suburbs repairing potholes, clearing trees off roads and inspecting infrastructure caused by recent heavy rain, but they need your help.
Extra Council operations staff boots are on the ground on Magnetic Island today to complete an island blitz off the back of the severe weather event.
The Townsville Local Disaster Management Group (TLDMG) has advised the threat to the Townsville LGA is reduced, excluding black zone properties at Hermit Park, Rosslea and Railway Estate.
