Although swimming season has finished, the pool has been a hive of activity with engineering tests being carried out.
From 27 March parking restrictions are assigned to the Mead Street pull-in parking bay, with signs indicating the bay is a drop-off and pick-up parking zone only.
A survey has been developed to help drive a strategy addressing the ongoing challenges in attracting and accommodating workers in the Great Southern region.
Mount Barker will over time be the home of a new destination playground and shared community space, with a proposed $6.5m redevelopment of Wilson Park.
Australia Day celebrations in Plantagenet saw more than 300 people meet at Frost Park in Mount Barker for breakfast, followed by official award presentations and a citizenship ceremony.
Mount Barker Memorial Swimming Pool development got the green light at the December Council meeting, with plans approved for two new pool areas, extra shade and in-built water play equipment.
Information for businesses on the 1 March changes to the WA Plan for Plastics.
Winter rainfall in southern WA has been below average, according to the Bureau of Meteorology’s climate outlook for October to December.
The Narrikup-Albany Highway Roads Working Group (NAHRWG) has a membership of representatives from the Plantagenet Council and the Narrikup community; with support provided by Main Roads WA.
At its meeting on Tuesday 31 October 2023, the Shire of Plantagenet Council elected Cr Len Handasyde as President and Cr Andrew Fraser as Deputy President for two-year terms.
The Shire of Plantagenet 2023-2024 budget balances responsible financial management with catering for the immediate and future needs of the community.
Twenty-one community groups and organisations will share in more than $108,000 under the Shire’s 2023/2024 Community Grants Program.