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Community and Cultural Facilities Strategy

Consultation closed

Consultation for our draft Community and Cultural Facilities Strategy ended on 7 January 2024.Thank you to everyone who contributed. An engagement summaryis available to download in the 'Documents' section of this webpage. Your feedback will help shape our updated Community and Cultural Facilities Strategy, which is expected to be presented to Council for public exhibition in early 2025.

Overview

Lake Macquarie City Council owns and operates 95 community and cultural facilities across the city. This includes community halls, multipurpose centres, childcare facilities, Scout halls, Meals on Wheels centres, and libraries.

As our city continues to grow and develop, it is important that our community and cultural facilities grow and change with us, so we can continue to meet the needs of our community now and into the future.

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Council is reviewing community and cultural facilities so we can meet the needs of our growing community now and into the future.

Lake Macquarie City Council owns and operates 95 community and cultural facilities across the city. This includes community halls, multipurpose centres, childcare facilities, Scout halls, Meals on Wheels centres, and libraries. Community and cultural facilities provide places where people can meet, socialise, learn, and participate in a broad range of activities, events, and programs. Community and cultural facilities do not include beaches, parks and other outdoor spaces.

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Who's listening

  • Stephen McAlister
    Special Projects Planner
    Lake Macquarie City Council

    Phone: 4921 0262

    Email: [email protected]