2020/2021 Operational Plan adopted The 2020/2021 Operational Plan was adopted by councillors at the ordinary meeting of Yass Valley Council on Wednesday, 24 June.The Operational Plan allocates responsibility for each project or activity to a program area of Council and is supported by Council’s annual budget, which outlines the capital works program and key infrastructure projects Council will carry out in that financial year.

National NAIDOC Week 2020 celebrations will be held from the 8-15 November.

2020 Murrumbateman Field Days cancelled Murrumbateman Field Days continued planning contingently following the Australian Government announcing COVID-19 restrictions in late March but at 100 days out …

Council transfers community services to Valmar Yass Valley Council has officially transferred community services to Valmar, including all staff, volunteers, vehicles, activities and schedules.

NSW GOVERNMENT: 21 new mobile phone towers for the regions Official Media Release: NSW Government  Monday, 6 July 2020 The NSW Government will deliver new mobile phone towers, and a faster and more re…

WENDY TUCKERMAN: Murrumbateman Recreation Grounds improvements NSW Government Media Release Thursday, 2 July 2020 Murrumbateman Recreation Grounds will soon enjoy a new multipurpose amenities building…

Cash flow to help fix local roads Yass Valley Mayor Rowena Abbey has today welcomed a funding injection of $2.395 million for shovel-ready road projects in the local government area.

Items in brief from the Ordinary Meeting of Yass Valley Council on Wednesday, 25 June 2020.

Council managed Community Halls and centres are now available for hire and can occupy up to 20 people, or one person per 4 square metres for the entire building (not each room/area).