The Six-Monthly Report on Progress, July-December 2016, is now available on the Council’s website, with hard copies available to read at the Council’s Customer Service Centre and libraries.It not only sets out achievements during the second half of last year, but during the 16 years since the City of Canada Bay was formed in December 2000.
“I am pleased to present this Report on Progress to our community and reflect on the achievements of the Council,” City of Canada Bay Mayor Helen McCaffrey said.“Residents are able to enjoy a range of cultural and social opportunities, recreation facilities and sound infrastructure, as a result of careful planning which always has our community’s interest at heart.”
Mayor McCaffrey said that in addition to new capital works, City of Canada Bay had maintained services to a high standard, with 100 per cent occupancy at both Wellbank and Victoria Avenue Children’s Centres, and many programs run at the libraries and Five Dock Leisure Centre.
Some other key projects in the Report on Progress include:
Council also engaged residents and stakeholders for input into a new Disability Inclusion Action Plan over the past six months and represented the interests of the community in discussions with the State Government on the WestConnex project.
Copies of the report are available at the Concord and Five Dock libraries, The Connection, Rhodes, and Administration Centre in Drummoyne, or download a copy at