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Welcome to Your City News

Each month we’ll bring you the latest Council news, including updates on Council initiatives, developments and programs.

PROJECT UPDATES

Parramatta 2050 project artwork

Have your say on Kilpack Park upgrade

View and comment on the exciting new plans for Carlingford’s Kilpack Park before Monday, 8 July. This $1.5 million upgrade is proudly funded by the NSW Government’s Western Sydney Infrastructure Grants program in association with City of Parramatta Council.

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Hunts Creek bridge signage

What makes you feel safe in  Parramatta?

Council wants your feedback on crime and safety in the City of Parramatta to inform our draft Crime Prevention Plan. Complete the online survey by 5pm, Tuesday 9 July for a chance to win one of three $100 gift cards.

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Artist rendering of new Riverside Theatres

Have your say on the future of Parramatta

To navigate Parramatta’s continued transformation into a global city, the City of Parramatta has prepared the draft Parramatta 2050 plan. Feedback on the long-term strategic vision by Friday, 19 July.

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Inside PHIVE library

Help design Carlingford Parklands

Council has plans to transform Carlingford Parklands into a place to gather, play and exercise. Share your ideas before Monday, 22 July.

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ENVIRONMENT

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Join National Tree Day

28 July

Help us plant 10,000 seedlings in Upjohn Park, Dundas and support our ongoing rehabilitation project. Join this family-friendly event for a wildlife display, sausage sizzle and free plant giveaway. Registrations essential.

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Group of people holding plants

FOGO bin roll-out begins

FOGO (Food Organics and Garden Organics) is a new way we can recycle our household food scraps every week from 11 November 2024. To prepare for this new waste collection service, City of Parramatta will begin delivering new red, yellow and green bins from mid-July to October.

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City of Parramatta Council acknowledges the Dharug people who are the traditional custodians of the land of Parramatta. Council pays respect to the elders past and present of the Dharug nation and extends that respect to other Aboriginal people visiting this site.