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The Shire of Pingelly would like to invite you to attend a FUTYR Community Plan Workshop. This is an important opportunity to provide feedback on future projects in the local area.

The Shire of Pingelly, as well as our local emergency service providers wish you and your family a safe and enjoyable Easter weekend, and school holidays.

2022 Council Awards are now open.

The Shire of Pingelly advise that Dwarlaking Road, East Pingelly is closed to all vehicles over 4.5tonnes until further notice. All light vehicles under 4.5tonnes are advised to drive with caution. Any concerns, please contact the Shire of Pingelly on 08 9887 1066

Pingelly Anzac Day 2022

The Shire of Pingelly is pleased to announced that we have secured funding of $130,000 for Stage 2 of the All Ages Shared Path through the Department of Transport WA Bicycle Network Grants Program to be constructed in the 2022/2023 and 2023/2024 financial years. This path will connect in with the newly constructed path to service the North Eastern part of Pingelly, although the final alignment has not yet been determined.

Annual Blessing of the Roads Ceremony

Restricted Burning Period has been extended.

The Pingelly Pocket Park has received funding from the RACWA!

The Shire of Pingelly along with volunteers from many different organisations opened the Shire's Evacuation Centre Sunday 6 February 2022 in response to the ongoing Wickepin and Corrigin bushfires. The Centre is now closed and the Shire is taking this opportunity to thank volunteers for their time and effort.

The Party on the Oval is an experience not to be missed. It is a fun filled family event coinciding with the end of the school year - an opportunity for parents, student and teachers to go wild.

The Honourable Rick Wilson MP and the Honourable Mia Davies MLA joined Council and the community in opening Memorial Park.

Nominations are now open for us to recognise extraordinary Pingelly people. Nominate your community or sports hero today.

PROPOSED LOCAL LAW The Shire of Pingelly proposes to adopt the following local law: Shire of Pingelly Bush Fire Local Law 2021: • Purpose – to revoke outdated Bush Fire by-laws as previously adopted by the Shire of Pingelly and provide a statutory means of effectively governing the operations of Bush Fire Brigades with the Shire of Pingelly. • Effect – revocation of outdated by-laws and to allow Bush Fire Brigades to be sufficiently governed so as to provide an acceptable standard for the operations of Bush Fire Brigades within the community. A copy of the proposed local laws may be inspected at or obtained from the Shire Administration Office 17 Queen Street Pingelly during normal office hours, from the Shire of Pingelly’s website www.pingelly.wa.gov.au, or by contacting the Administration Office on 08 98871066. Submissions about the proposed local law must be made by 4.00pm, 8 December 2021, in writing to the CEO at the address below, or by email to admin@pingelly.wa.gov.au. Andrew Dover Chief Executive Officer Shire of Pingelly 17 Queen Street Pingelly WA 6308

The election of Councillors has been completed and the Shire pleased to announce that the following Councillors have been elected: • Karmvir Singh (new) • Jackie McBurney (returned) • Peter Wood (returned) • Bryan Hotham (returned)

Read the version that was endorsed at the October's Ordinary Council Meeting.

The Shire of Pingelly has received a Development Application from Little Farm Pastured Eggs proposing to establish a Pastured Egg Farm. The Development Application is available for inspection at www.pingelly.wa.gov.au and at the Shire Office during opening hours up to and including 22 November 2021. You have the opportunity to provide your views prior to the Development Application being assessed by the Shire and determined by the Council. Submissions on the Development Application must be made in writing to admin@pingelly.wa.gov.au or to the below address and lodged with the Shire on or before 22 November 2021.

The Shire is specifically seeking EOIs to purchase chalets at the Pingelly Caravan Park for the construction cost of $120,000-$150,000 each. Each investor will be the full owner of their chalet and received the full profit after expenses for this investment. It is expected that visitors will pay $1080-$1140 for a chalet for a week. Figures are based on the Brookton Caravan Park. These EOIs will provide evidence of leveraged funding for the Shire of Pingelly to apply for a Regional Economic Development grant to upgrade the Pingelly Caravan Park, including providing upgraded facilities for the use by the chalet occupants, connection to services and to complete the Pingelly Caravan Park Masterplan. It is anticipated that this Shire will construct and manage the chalets on behalf of the owners and that the owners will enjoy a passive income stream. EOIs are not binding, only an indication of interest. If you are interested, further information and EOI Forms are available on the Shire's website or at the Shire Office.

The WA Country Health Service (WACHS) is currently undertaking a review of both sites to identify achievements to date, the challenges that have been experienced, and the opportunities for improvement into the future.

Learn more about our national day of action to remember that every day is the day to ask, “Are you OK?” if someone in your world is struggling with life’s ups and downs.

The Pingelly Youth Network are now set with a blueprint to work collaboratively to develop projects and initiatives for young people.

Following the Ordinary Council Meeting held last week, Council have requested for the advertising period to be extended.

The Wheatbelt’s newest Park is now open to the public, as the construction fencing was removed today at Pingelly’s new look Memorial Park.