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Welcome to Glen Innes Severn Council
Glen Innes Severn Council covers an area of 5,487 sq. km, and is located in the beautiful New England area of N.S.W., servicing the town of Glen Innes and villages of Deepwater, Emmaville, Glencoe and Red Range.
The Glen Innes Severn area is known as Glen Innes Highlands (Celtic Country), and is the home of the Australian Standing Stones, where the Australian Celtic Festival is celebrated annually in May.
Documents and Policies
News
CURRENT WORKS
21 June 2018
BEZZANTS ROAD RAIL BRIDGE & TEN MILE ROAD BRIDGE The John Holland Rail project involving...
MINUTES SUMMARY 24 May 2018
29 May 2018
MINUTES SUMMARY ORDINARY COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON 24 MAY 2018 POINTS OF INTEREST Councillors...
Minutes Summary 26 April 2018 Council meeting
17 May 2018
MINUTES SUMMARY ORDINARY COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON 26 APRIL 2018 POINTS OF INTEREST Council will...
s.355 Committees of Council Up-coming AGM's
4 May 2018
The following Community Committees of Council are holding their Annual General Meeting (AGM) for...
Expressions of Interest Town Hall Coffee Shop
4 May 2018
Council is calling for Expressions of Interest for the lease of commercial floor space at the...
Public Notice
***PUBLIC EXHIBITION OF DRAFT GLEN INNES SEVERN LEARNING CENTRE STRATEGIC MARKETING PLAN 2018-2021***
Council invites written submissions on the draft Glen Innes Severn Learning Centre Strategic Marketing Plan 2018-2021, which is currently on public exhibition.
The draft Plan can be viewed at Council’s Town Hall and Church Street Offices and the Library/Learning Centre, as well as the village Post Offices at Emmaville, Deepwater and Glencoe.
Kindly note that submissions regarding the Plan should be made on the Public Comments Form and close at 4.30pm on Friday, 29 June 2018.
***ALCOHOL FREE ZONE and ALCOHOL PROHIBITED AREAS***
Council has declared, in the township of Glen Innes, as an Alcohol Free Zone, the whole of Grey Street between Taylor Street and Oliver Street; including those streets, public places and car parks intersecting and adjacent to Grey Street from the eastern side of East Avenue and the western side of Church Street.
Council has declared the following locations within Glen Innes as Alcohol Prohibited Areas (Alcohol Consumption by Permit Only): Coronation Park (Skate Park), Lions Park, Veness Park, Anzac Park, King Edward Park, King George Oval and Park, Wilson Park, Quinton Park and O’Shea Park.