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1. Frequently Asked Questions Colleges Crossing Recreation Reserve, Chuwar 11 ... (PDF, 843k)

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   1 Feb 2023: WHY CAN’T COUNCIL OPEN A SECTION OF THE PARK NOW? Reopening Colleges Crossing Recreation Reserve in its current state presents a number of challenges and risks to the health and ... FUNDING. Council has applied for funding assistance under the Disaster

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2. Council secures funding for safer roads in Ipswich

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   13 Jul 2023: This funding will allow council to improve safety at three locations in Ipswich,” Cr Madsen said. ... Council continues to deliver on its objective of improving Ipswich through securing much-needed funding for the benefit of the community.

3. New bin days to improve waste collection for 23,800 residents

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   18 May 2023: This new timetable addresses the growing population clusters around the city and will allow Council waste collection services to operate more efficiently. ... Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Deputy Chairperson Councillor Paul Tully said

4. Historical flood mapping now available for Ipswich residents

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   9 May 2023: Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Deputy Chair Councillor Paul Tully said the newly updated council mapping website provided extensive flood information to residents. ... Following the February 2022 flood, council resolved to investigate the

5. Significant rise in Ipswich property valuations

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   22 Mar 2023: As it does each year, Council needs to consider the cost of providing services and facilities to the community in setting its budget and associated rating policies. ... Council has only recently received the valuation data and is continuing to work

6. Extraordinary waste clean-up nears completion one year after February 2022 flood

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   6 Mar 2023: 06 March 2023. More than six tonnes of waste have been cleaned up from the city’s waterways by Ipswich City Council in the year since the February 2022 flood. ... For more information about Ipswich City Council’s flood recovery efforts, visit

7. Bin the crim as waste trucks help take out more than trash

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   20 Feb 2023: State Manager of Crime Stoppers Queensland Renae Long said that community safety should be taken seriously and is the responsibility of all. ... In an emergency, call 000. If you’re reporting a crime, call 131 444,” Sgt Webster said.

8. Candidates deliver a range of commitments for Ipswich ahead of Federal Election

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   20 May 2022: $1.15 million towards FTS – Fearless Towards Success. $850,000 will also be invested in the Queensland African Communities Council (QACC). ... $100,000 to upgrade facilities for Prep students at the rapidly growing Springfield Central State School.

9. Road to recovery free from mounds of flood waste

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   17 Mar 2022: Council has assisted the community remove almost 10,000 tonnes of waste with 4,200 tonnes of that being flood waste material, from the city. ... If you still have flood waste on your kerbside after this weekend, please call council on 3810 6666.”.

10. State Government supports Ipswich as flood recovery begins

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    1 Mar 2022: 01 March 2022. Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk, Deputy Premier Steven Miles, Minister Mark Ryan, Police Commissioner Katarina Carroll and QFES Commissioner Greg Leach today toured council’s Local Disaster Coordination Centre and ... Ipswich residents

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