Narromine Shire Council would like to advise residents of Narromine of the following road closures for the Anzac march and service on Saturday April 25 between 10 am and noon.
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Dandaloo Street - Derribong Street to Meringo Street
(Includes railway level crossing)
Burraway Street (Mitchell Highway) - Merilba Street to Dandaloo Street
Trangie - Dandaloo Street - between Narromine Street and Harris Street
Local detours will be signposted.
Centenary of Anzac in Trangie - The Centenary of Anzac Day in Trangie this Saturday will see the dedication of two plaques recording the names of all servicemen and women from Trangie who served in all the wars. The plaques have been placed at the entrance of the Trangie Memorial Hall where they can be viewed at any time.
The repairs and painting to the Memorial Hall are now complete, thanks to a generous donation from the Macquarie Picnic Race Club and Narromine Shire Council. All Trangie residents are invited to join in the Centenary of AnzacDay celebrations at the Trangie Memorial Hall at 11 am on Saturday April 25 2015.
Documents on Public Exhibition - Draft Aerodrome Asset Management Plan - At the ordinary meeting of council held March 11 2015, council resolved to place the updated draft Aerodrome Asset Management Plan on public exhibition for 28 days. Copies of the draft plan are available for viewing at Council's Customer Service and Payments Centre, Council's Administration Building, the Narromine and Trangie Libraries and at the Tomingley BP Service Station. The document can also be viewed on council's website www.narromine.nsw.gov.au. Anyone wishing to make a submission on the draft plan can do so in writing addressed to the General Manager, Narromine Shire Council, PO Box 115, Narromine, NSW, 2821 until 5pm April 30.
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Animal Shelter News - Council is pleased to advise that the re-homing rate is currently at 33% for the year, 47% have been returned to owners with the remainder having to be euthanised due to poor health, unsuitability for re-homing or being declared as a dangerous dog. Whilst this is good news, the number of dog attacks that have occurred over the past few months is a concern for Council and as such Council wishes to remind dog owners that it is their responsibility to ensure that their dog does not escape or leave their premises and if your dog is in a public space that they are on a lead.
Narromine Shire Council
Greg Lamont
General Manager
