Council assessed community feedback regarding the safety of Damms Road and prepared a request to the Department of Transport.   The request has been approved and the speed limit will now be 80km/h from Thursday, 1 August 2024.   Alpine Shire Mayor, Cr John Forsyth, welcomed the new speed limit as a means of encouraging safer driving along Damms Road.   "Damms Road has multiple turns, some of which are sharper than drivers may be expecting," he said.   "While locals may be used to moderating their speed accordingly, this new speed limit will help everyone to stay safe as they travel along this road."  Mobile Variable Message Sign (VMS) boards will be in place along Damms Road to inform road users of the change.   The VMS boards will be in place from Monday, 22 July from both the Mountain Creek Road and Valley Avenue entryways.  The new speed limit will come into effect on Thursday, 1 August 2024.  

Councillor Sarah Nicholas, Council Chief Executive Officer, Will Jeremy, and Council Waste Services Officer, Nathan Wenn, attended the launch of the program expansion with Halve Waste, Cleanaway and t…

Locations include the intersections of Embankment Drive and Nelse Street, and Embankment Drive and the Kiewa Valley Highway. Works will also occur near the entrance to the Wermatong Pit and on Damms R…

The completion of the modernised clubrooms mark a significant milestone for the club and the local community.   Around 40 people braved the cold to witness the official ribbon-cutting ceremony and enj…

The analysis will assess existing tracks and trails to address gaps, identify opportunities for improvement and help safeguard the environment while understanding the need for additional tracks and tr…

It's taken longer than we'd hoped to organise delivery, but the good news is, we've now engaged a professional service provider who will be responsible for the delivery of around 6,200 rol…

This is an opportunity for the community to provide feedback and share ideas on the services and initiatives that matter most to them, as well as help Council develop the Community Vision and associat…

The Local Laws team will begin conducting spot checks for unregistered animals, with pets owners risking a fine of $395.   This specifically targets unregistered cats and dogs over three months of age…