Due to COVID-19, please note the following:
Ordinary Council Meeting 22 April - Cancelled
Extra-ordinary meeting 12 May - Now scheduled as ordinary meeting, commencing 6.00pm
Ordinary Council Meeting 27 May - Cancel...Council is open for business but, in the interest of your safety and that of our staff, we ask our valuable customers to consider alternative ways to do business with us.
In the first instance, please phone or e...Leeton Shire Council has welcomed news from the
Murrumbidgee Local Health Care District that screening criteria for COVID-19
has been broadened to enable more people to be tested for the virus.
Leeton Shire Council is committed to continuing to provide essential waste services to the community while also safeguarding the health and welfare of residents, waste contractors and workers duri...
Council is continuing to monitor changes relating to COVID-19 (novel coronavirus) daily. Council is an essential service and is taking its direction from the federal and state governments.
What operating changes have been made at Counc...Communities along with many others are experiencing a challenging time with the current COVID -19 (Coronavirus). More than ever before, Council urges communities to remember that we are part of a local, national and global community working toge...
Leeton Shire Council is advancing its business continuity plans to ensure essential Council services will continue uninterrupted whatever the next few months may bring. Council is also working to ensure that our valued residents and customer...
Leeton Shire Council is committed to supporting local businesses as they deal with the double challenge presented through the drought and COVID -19 pandemic.
While the Murrumbidgee Local Health District has reported no positive cases at t...Mosquitos can be a nuisance, especially at dawn and dusk. Sometimes they transmit diseases. Council’s local mosquito monitoring program has detected evidence of Kokobera at one station, an infection which can lead to mild fever, aches, hea...
Leeton Shire Council management, in conjunction with the Leeton SunRice Festival Committee, will be calling off the 2020 SunRice Festival after the recent NSW Public Health Order banning events that could have 500 people or more in attendanc...
The much-anticipated upgrade works on the Whitton and Darlington Point Road Bridge have commenced.
This $3 million project is being funded by the NSW State Government and is also being partially funded by Leeton Shire Council, Murr...