Investment into community well-being and infrastructure with enhancements towards facilities throughout the shire
Burdekin Shire Council is pleased to announce a significant investment in community well-being and infrastructure with the allocation of $155,000 towards facilities throughout the shire.
Mayor Pierina Dalle Cort said the Clare Pool will receive a rejuvenation worth $75,000, which includes the construction of a new shelter, ensuring the community can enjoy the pool while being protected from the sun.
“The amenities and changing rooms will also get a fresh coat of paint and various fixtures and fittings will be updated,” Cr Dalle Cort said.
“The Home Hill Pool is set to benefit from a $50,000 contribution towards the Masterplan works, which will introduce a barbecue area, picnic settings and a shelter, in future years.
“The Millaroo community benefit from programmed works in the 2024/25 financial year with new development taking place.
“Working collaboratively with the Millaroo community, the former Millaroo Pool site will be re-developed to include a new community performance space and the existing amenities block refurbished, thanks to Federal Government Funding through the Local Roads and Community Infrastructure Program.
“Located next to the Millaroo Social Club, enriching cultural life and offering a venue for local performers and events.
“The Ayr Pool will also undergo upgrades with a $30,000 investment, focusing on providing hot water to the disabled toilet and shower facilities and expanding the men's showers from two to six, improving accessibility and convenience.”
Council is proud to facilitate spaces where families and individuals can come together to relax, have fun, and stay active.
To access the Burdekin Shire Council 2024/25 Budget document, visit bit.ly/BDKBudget