Over 4000 trees assessed for damage by Council Published on 09 April 2020 Three storms in as many weeks? And what a cleanup we have had! Murrindindi Shire Council Mayor Leigh Dunscombe said that the storms which hit Murrindindi Shire resulted in a huge amount of work, both for residents on their properties and for Council on its land and roadsides. Tagged as: , Media Releases
Council continues to progress key projects for Murrindindi Shire Published on 09 April 2020 Murrindindi Shire Council is delivering several important projects over the coming months that will provide significant improvements to our roads, main streets and recreational reserves. Tagged as: , Media Releases
Book Butler Service a big hit Published on 06 April 2020 After closing its library doors to the public on 20 March due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Murrindindi Shire Council launched its new ‘book butler’ service on 25 March. Since then the Murrindindi Library Service has helped over 200 library members get access to books and other items to get them through the new ‘stay at home’ restrictions. Tagged as: , Media Releases
A message from Mayor Leigh Dunscombe about Coronavirus Disease Published on 20 March 2020 The COVID-19 pandemic is unchartered territory for us all. As the situation unfolds, we learn more about how to reduce our risk and to stay safe. Tagged as: , Councillor Comment
Mayor Leigh Dunscombe wields the clippers for World's Greatest Shave Published on 20 March 2020 On Friday 13 March, Murrindindi Shire Council Mayor Leigh Dunscombe took part in the ‘World’s Greatest Shave’, by shaving the head of Middle Kinglake Primary School student, Robert Atkins. Tagged as: , Media Releases
Marysville comes together to make a difference Published on 20 March 2020 More than 70 community members who live, work and play in Marysville came together on 12 March at the Marysville Community Centre to prioritise projects that will help shape their town's future, as part of a community led Community Planning Project. Tagged as: , Media Releases
Burn-off Amnesty Published on 13 March 2020 From midnight on Monday 16 March to midnight on Monday 4 May 2020, Murrindindi Shire residents can ‘burn-off’ any dry vegetation material on their properties without a Council permit. Tagged as: , Public Notices
The community of Toolangi-Castella has spoken Published on 09 March 2020 Community members from Toolangi and Castella had their voices heard on Thursday 27 February when they came together at the CJ Dennis Hall as part of a community led Community Planning Project. Tagged as: , Media Releases
Clean Up Australia Day a huge success across Murrindindi Shire Published on 09 March 2020 Over the past two weeks, community members across Murrindindi Shire have dedicated their time to take part in Clean Up Australia Day events. With 13 events in total taking place all the way from Strath Creek, through to Kinglake, Alexandra, Yea and Taggerty, everyone who got involved deserves a huge high five! Tagged as: , Media Releases
Council urges community to stay vigilant when it comes to wasps Published on 09 March 2020 It’s that time of year again! Autumn seems to be here early and when the weather starts to shift from those warm summer nights to those chilly and sometimes misty mornings, then you know European wasps will become more active. Tagged as: , Media Releases