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Liverpool City Council and Built celebrate the official commencement of excavation at Liverpool Civi…

Liverpool City Council and development partner Built have officially started excavation of Liverpool Civic Place, a complex that is transforming the face of Liverpool.Liverpool Mayor Wendy Waller and Councillors joined representatives from Built in a sod-turning ceremony to mark the start of excavation at the Scott St site.With demolition at the site commencing last November, the mixed-use development is set to bring a number of exciting opportunities to those that live and work in the area, including new council offices and chambers, a childcare facility, city library and community hub, a Civic Plaza and public parking.Liverpool Mayor Wendy Waller said Liverpool Civic Place, with its new public spaces, community facilities and job opportunities, along with Built’s plans for a commercial tower, to accommodate a combination of commercial, retail and education spaces and a 7-level co-living accommodation building, sends strong messages about a modernising Liverpool.“Last November we stood at this place to begin demolition.
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CBCity provides tools to increase community safety

Online scammers, mental health issues and domestic violence are just some of the safety concerns that are heightened across the state due to COVID lockdowns.
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Water Main Replacement Works – Water Shutdown Short Street, Cooma - Monday 25 October 2021

Weather permitting, a water shutdown will be conducted to cut new valving into existing water mains to commission the new water main for Short Street, Cooma.
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Sewage Test Results

Sewage Test Results.
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Council prepares for new treescape at MacDonald Park

Council prepares for new treescape at MacDonald Park

A number of English Elm Trees that line the avenue paths in MacDonald Park have fallen victim to the 2019 drought, and will be removed from the park later this month.
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Tornado Recovery update

Tornado Recovery update

Disaster Assistance is now available through the jointly funded Commonwealth-State Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA).
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Notification of Works for Shared Pedestrian Pathway on Macaulay Street

Changed traffic conditions will be in place at times during the week beginning Monday 25 October on Macaulay Street near the Tank Street intersection to facilitate the installation of a […].
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Civic Centre and libraries to reopen to the public

Media Release - 22 October 2021
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Attendance at Council Meeting 25 October 2021

Public attendance at Council meeting during COVID-19 restrictions To ensure appropriate social distancing, up to 10 members of the public will be allowed to attend each Council meeting, on a…
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