See what council has been working on
Want to know what council has been doing around Whyalla? The information reports included in Council’s meeting agendas offer a regular look at the work happening across the city.
From maintaining public spaces to supporting community events and delivering local services, the reports help residents follow Council’s activities, achievements and upcoming priorities.
Different service areas report throughout the year, giving the community an opportunity to see what has been completed, understand challenges affecting delivery and learn what teams will be focusing on next.
The September reports cover open spaces, civil works, waste management, environment and climate, and the airport, with a range of updates on the work of Council’s depot crew.
For example, the crew has completed the remaining turf installation and commissioned the automatic irrigation system at the upgraded Playford Avenue and McBryde Terrace intersection. The reports also give a snapshot of everyday maintenance across Whyalla. Three mowing teams cover 40 zones throughout the city, looking after parks, reserves, medians and verges, while tree maintenance has included 130 pruning works and watering more than 2,500 trees during the reported period.
Alongside these updates, the reports explain some of the challenges teams are managing, including wet weather affecting weed spraying and vandalism repairs.
The September agenda also includes updates on waste education and recycling initiatives, National Tree Day and airport activities, providing a broader picture of Council’s work.
Residents are encouraged to explore the information reports to learn more about the services, projects and everyday tasks taking place across Whyalla.