MidCoast Council is inviting Great Lakes residents to identify the things that matter to them.
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From March 28 council will hold a series of workshops to help them understand issues of concern at a local level and gain feedback from the community.
Workshops are expected to take around two hours each session and will be facilitated so everyone has a chance to talk.
Light refreshments will be available at the workshops.
These forums are an opportunity for us to drill down at a very local level.
- Adrian Panuccio
“With an area that spans 10,000km2 we recognise that every community is different and has different priorities," MidCoast Council general manager, Adrian Panuccio said.
“These forums are an opportunity for us to drill down at a very local level, opening an exchange of information that will ultimately see us working together with local communities to achieve more," Mr Panuccio said.
Workshops in the Great Lakes will run from March 28 to May 9 in Nabiac, Stroud, Hallidays Point, Forster, Bulahdelah, Pacific Palms and Tea Gardens.
The dates will be:
- Nabiac, showground hall, Thursday, March 28, 6pm;
- Stroud, school of arts hall, Tuesday, April 2, 6pm;
- Hallidays Point , Blackhead SLSC, Thursday, April 11, 6pm;
- Forster, council chambers, Wednesday, April, 17, 10.30am;
- Bulahdelah, school of arts hall, Wednesday, May 1, 6pm;
- Pacific Palms, community hall, Thursday, May 2, 6pm, and
- Tea Gardens, Baptist church, Thursday, May 9, 6pm.
Residents are encouraged to registered a question or specific area of interest before the workshop they are attending by visiting the local community conversations site.
