The Environmental Review Document (ERD) for the above proposal is now available for public review. A copy of the ERD available to view at the front counter of the Shire Administration Office and also available for download from the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) website at https://consultation.epa.wa.qov.au

A Special Council Meeting will be held on Tuesday, 14 July 2020 commencing at 5.00pm in Council Chambers

Finalised minutes of the RJDAP/7 meeting held on 25 June 2020

The Shire has launched a Social Media strategy using Facebook and Instagram platforms to showcase the wide range of attractions York offers to visitors.

To support and incentivise local spend in York, the Shire will collaborate with local businesses and community organisations to roll out a shop local program.

DP/14/00039: Development Assessment Panel Form 2 Application: Amend Planning Consent to Extend the Period for the Development to be Substantially Commenced to 8 March 2022 for the Construction & Use of Allawuna Farm for the Purposes of a Class II Landfill

Final checks are complete and fences have come down to signal the opening of the Avon Park redevelopment project supported by Lotterywest.

Shire of York Councillor and former Shire President David Wallace has tendered his resignation from Council, effective June 8 2020.

The Shire of York ranger is now targeting wandering dogs in an attempt to change the behaviours of offending dog owners.

A Special Council Meeting will be held on Tuesday, 9 June 2020 commencing at 5.00 pm

This draft report is available for public consultation for 4 weeks from 1 - 27 June 2020

Have your say on the draft concepts for Shire of York branding.......

The WA State of Emergency has been extended to June 11, however the easing of restrictions means that York is welcoming visitors again. The Visitor’s Centre is primed for the upcoming Public Holiday and expects to see York active as a key tourist hotspot for the Wheatbelt region.

The Shire of York is following the advice of the WA Department of Health, and introducing changes to slow the spread of COVID-19 in the community. We anticipate that there will be some constraints to service delivery as a result of COVID-19, particularly where we cannot safely implement hygiene or social distancing measures

This weekend saw an influx of visitors in and around town and with the further easing of the regional boundaries the expectation is that the upcoming public holiday weekend will be busy too.

Ms Suzie Haslehurst, Executive Manager, Corporate & Community Services at the Shire of York has tendered her resignation to take up the role of Chief Executive Officer at the Shire of Toodyay