The following works are scheduled in the period ending: Friday, 25 October 2024, subject to weather conditions and unforeseen delays: • Jetpatching in Glen Innes Township, Emmaville Road and Pinkett Road • General street sweeping around the Glen Innes Township • The Roads Construction Crew will be working at Bald Nob Road • Maintenance grading is scheduled for Mitchell Lane, Red Range Tip Road, Greenhouse Road, Hottess Road, Square Range Road, Swamp Oak Road, Pattersons Road, Deloraine Road, Wells Street, Moore Street and Rose Valley Road • The Bridge Team is working on Mann River Bridge on Mt Mitchell Road…
The Wentworth Street bridge has re-opened to traffic after the completion of works. The section of road over the Rocky Ponds Creek has been closed since early March in order for Glen Innes Severn Council to replace the bridge. Council has expressed its thanks to the community and motorists for their patience.
Get ready for an even bigger celebration as Christmas in the Highlands returns to Glen Innes on Friday, 29 November 2024! This key event in the Glen Innes Town Centre will fill Grey Street with festive cheer, inviting residents and visitors to kick off the holiday season in the Glen Innes Highlands. Glen Innes Severn Council Mayor Margot Davis said, “Christmas in the Highlands is not just a highlight of the year for Glen Innes Severn; it’s a vibrant celebration of community spirit and shared prosperity. This festive season provides a unique opportunity for us to come together, embrace our traditions, and strengthen the…
Nominations are now open for the 2025 Australia Day Awards. Each year the Glen Innes Severn Council Australia Day Committee proudly presents several awards at an Australia Day ceremony to recognise the voluntary achievements of fellow citizens, community groups and community events by acknowledging their outstanding contribution to our community through service or community work, or through individual dedication and contribution to a particular group or the whole community, during any period of time. Each award recipient is presented with an Australia Day Council Plaque and Certificate of Recognition. The categories for the 2025 Australia Day Awards are: Citizen Of…
Glen Innes Severn Council is excited to announce its new Get In Here campaign, showcasing the real heart of Glen Innes Highlands, and is calling on the community to help bring it to life. Council is seeking expressions of interest from residents, businesses, community groups and passionate locals who want to be featured in the campaign’s photography and videography. This is a chance to represent the people and spirit that make Glen Innes Highlands unique. Glen Innes Severn Council Director of Place and Growth Gayleen Burley said, “The Get In here campaign is an opportunity for locals to shine a light on their stories…
Applications have reopened for the Rural Roadside Sign Project funded by the Australian Government, and Glen Innes Severn Council is inviting residents to apply by 12 December 2024. The roadside signs are designed with enhanced visibility features, including reflective materials that ensure they stand out in low-light conditions. This added visibility is crucial during emergencies, allowing first responders to reach residents more quickly. Key Benefits of Rural Roadside Signs: Enhanced Night Visibility: Reflective design for improved visibility at night. Improved Safety: Facilitates quicker response times for emergency services. Easier Access for Deliveries: Helps delivery drivers find properties without confusion. Residents living within a speed…
The RSPCA NSW Glen Innes Volunteer Supporter Group has donated a new drinking fountain for pets and their owners to use when walking their furry friends in Glen Innes. This much-needed service will allow pet owners to provide their animal companions with fresh drinking water, ensuring pets can stay happy and hydrated during their outings to ANZAC Park. “We are delighted to be able to provide this service for the residents of Glen Innes. We wouldn’t have been able to introduce the foundation without the support of our community,” said Val Cleaver, Glen Innes Volunteer Treasurer. On behalf of the…
Glen Innes Severn Council is excited to invite residents to have their say on the establishment of a new fully fenced off-leash dog park in Glen Innes. Council has identified Lions Park as the proposed location for the park and is seeking valuable community input to help finalise the decision. Glen Innes Severn Council Mayor Rob Banham said Council is excited about the prospect of providing a dedicated space for the community’s four-legged friends and their owners to enjoy. "This project represents our commitment to creating inclusive, safe, and enjoyable public spaces. We look forward to hearing from our residents.…
