Annual General Meeting
The George Town Council will conduct its Annual General Meeting on Thursday 7th December 2017 at 6.00pm in the Council Chambers, George Town.
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Blooming Tasmania Festival
The volunteers from the George Town Visitor Centre were busy promoting our region at Blooming Tasmania Festival held in Launceston on the weekend. The George Town Garden Club kindly assisted in adorning the stand for the festival. Council wishes to thank the volunteers and the George Town Garden Club for such a fantastic display and congratulate them on representing and promoting our community and region.
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Sharps Container Exchange Service- George Town
George Town Council is now be providing a sharps container exchange service for diabetic and home-care patients where sharps can be dropped off in approved containers for safe disposal. Approved sharps replacement containers (1.4L) can be purchased at a ‘not for profit’ price of $5.00 from Council.
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Sport and Recreation Major Grants Program now open
Applications for Major Grants under the Sport and Recreation Grants Program, opened on 1st July 2017.
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Bark Park Upgrades
Council are excited to announce, that weather pending, the construction of the Shelter at the Bark Park will commence today ( Friday 23rd June).
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NRM Activities Coming Up in Tamar Valley
Pasture Demonstration Site Field Day, Data to Decisions - (Re-Scheduled), Benefits of Biochar, Dung Beetles and Earthworrms in Sustainable Farming Systems, Burning to Plan, School Tree Day Planning Opportunities.
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George Town Street Light Upgrades
The change-over to energy efficient street lighting will start in the George Town Council area in July 2017.
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2017 Volunteer of the Year Award Recipients
George Town Council extends their congratulations to the joint winners of the 2017 Volunteer of the Year Award - Mrs Doreen Cook and Mr Gary Glover
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Opportunity of a "Tamar Valley Council"
West Tamar and George Town Councils agree to explore the opportunity of a "Tamar Valley Council"
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Recreational Fishers - Important Information
An outbreak of white spot disease in farmed prawns in South East Queensland is a reminder to people fishing in Australia's waterways not to use prawns meant for human consumption as bait.
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