Last week at our monthly meeting of Council, Councillor Tony Wallace was re elected as Deputy Mayor. I congratulate Tony and was moved by his words at the meeting, encouraging us to move forward as one united region and his commitment to further that aim and I look forward to continuing to work with him.
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I was happy to receive news that we were successful in being awarded a grant from the Heritage Near Me fund for the revitalisation of Carrington Park. Council is hosting a project workshop on October 8 from 4-6pm at the Young Office to discuss the restoration of the Band Rotunda and White Monument in the Park. All are welcome and invited to attend to have their say on the restoration.
READ ALSO: Councillor Tony Wallace’s column
Council are currently calling for expressions of interest from community members for the Murrumburrah Flood Study - Floodplain Management Committee. Positions are available for two community members and one business owner to provide input into the Murrumburrah Flood Study. Please forward expressions of interest to mail@hilltops.nsw.gov.au by October 17, 2018
I enjoyed speaking at the Boorowa Business Chamber last week and thank the chamber for inviting me to be their guest speaker. I am back in Boorowa for another speaking gig next week, this time for the Probus Club which I am looking forward to. I also attended a graduation mass and presentation at Hennessy College last week. It is great to see another group of young adults ready to start the next phase of their lives and I look forward to seeing them achieve great things.
I would like to congratulate everyone involved in the 2018 Boorowa Irish Woolfest over the weekend. Unfortunately, illness prevented me from attending the event as planned but from all accounts I have heard it was a great success. Special thanks to Member for Goulburn Pru Goward and Eamonn Robinson, Deputy Head of Mission, The Embassy of Ireland in Canberra.
Mayor Brian Ingram
