Dubbo City Council is encouraging families to take appropriate precautions when children are in or near water and know the law that applies to portable and inflatable pools. Read More...
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Holiday river and weir safety program engages youth in cultural activities
Monday, January 14, 2013
Council to provide extra resources to Rural Fire Service if required
Tuesday, January 08, 2013
As a precautionary measure for an extreme fire danger rating today, Tuesday, 8 January 2013, Dubbo City Council has committed to provide additional resources to the Rural Fire Service (RFS) should they be required. Read More...
Community members help highlight water safety awareness
Friday, December 14, 2012
Three Dubbo identities have joined Dubbo City Council to engage and educate youth about the importance of water safety this summer. Read More...
Removal of burning tree requires temporary closure of Cycleway
Tuesday, December 04, 2012
The Tracker Riley Cycleway in Dubbo is temporarily closed until further notice due to safety concerns related to a smouldering tree west of the Yabang Gee Bridge (at the end of Tamworth Street).
The fire, which started last night, is contained however there is risk of the tree falling across the Cycleway.
Dubbo City Council staff are working to safely remove the tree and re-open the Cycleway. Read More...
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