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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.

The Pingelly Tourism Group and the Shire of Pingelly have joined forces to deliver the annual Tutanning Wildflower Walk.

Mobile phone coverage is important for our local residents to remain connected, as well as have access to telehealth, online education and emergency services.

The winter sunshine has made for a great day to snap some 'behind the fence' photos of the redevelopment.

The UWA Future Farm 2050 is hosting an Open Day to showcase the research projects being undertaken in West Pingelly!

During the past fortnight the BBQ and picnic shelters have been installed, along with the swing sets, fencing around the junior playground, toilet block, and utilities.

The Shire has been successful with the Australian Government’s Driver Reviver Upgrade Grant, and the WA Government’s Small Grants Program to progress the first stage of the Town Hall Future Use Project encompassing the tourism function. This Shire is also looking to determine the level of support from the community to modify Hall Street and Princess Street

News story submitted by Esperance Working Sheepdog Club

Information from the Shire of Pingelly and Main Roads

The Pingelly All Ages Shared Path project is nearing completion with only the concrete tie ins (pram ramps at road crossings) left to be installed!

The Shire is specifically seeking EOI’s from those in the arts, culture, tourism or hospitality industries which can deliver an outcome within the Old Courthouse building, that is complementary to the Memorial Park Precinct redevelopment and aligns with the Shire’s vision of increasing tourism visitation and experiences, by transforming Pingelly into a must-visit destination.

The Shire of Pingelly, in collaboration with the Pingelly Youth Network, has drafted the Pingelly Youth Strategy 2021-25 based on the ideas and contributions made by young people in the recent Future Starts With You’th Consultation series.

After facilitating the June Ordinary Council Meeting held on 16 June 2021 the Shire of Pingelly is pleased to announce that Andrew Dover has been appointed as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO).

The May edition of Shire News for 2021 is now available.

The Memorial Park Redevelopment has been running smoothly with minimal disruptions.The past fortnight has seen the installation of the play fort to form part of the junior play space, as well as the installation of swings, water play feature, swings and granite boulders. The Water Corporation Meter has also been upgraded

Please be advised the Shire office will open from 10.30am on Tuesday, 2 June 2021.

Mr Neil and Mrs Yvonne Gill have generously donated an amazing historical collection to the Shire of Pingelly, comprising predominantly of sulkies and buggies from 1910-1925, for the Shire to preserve as a public display.

Notice is hereby given that the Shire of Pingelly has prepared a Report of Review for the Shire of Pingelly Local Planning Scheme No. 3 and the Local Planning Strategy.

Our local volunteers shape Pingelly as a stronger, healthier and happier community to live, work and visit. Their time, energy and expertise delivers over $1.2million worth of service to the community each year which would otherwise not be possible.

Consultation with young people to inform the Pingelly Youth Strategy 2021-25 is set for early June.

Submitted by Jackie McBurney | Pingelly Tourism Group

The Shire of Pingelly is inviting residents to comment on the first stage of the Town Hall Concept Plan, following an initial period of community engagement and concept development.

The May edition of Shire News for 2021 is now available.

The Memorial Park Redevelopment has been running smoothly over the past two months with minimal disruptions. The most noticeable change has been the installation of nature play equipment following the completion of earthworks at the site. The limestone wall along the western boundary (abutting the Play Group) has also taken shape.

Our local volunteers shape Pingelly as a stronger, healthier and happier community to live, work and visit! Their time, energy and expertise delivers over $1.2million worth of service to the community each year which would otherwise not be possible.