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Temporary Closure of Queen Elizabeth Park Lithgow
Greener green bins off to a great start!
Councillor O’Connor named third panellist in General Manager selection process.
Notice of Extraordinary Council Meeting
Lithgow City Council plans to replace Main Street pavers.
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Acknowledgement of Country
Lithgow City Council acknowledges Wiradjuri Elders past and present of the Wiradjuri nation – the original custodians of the land on which the Lithgow’s communities reside.
The Council also extends our respects to our neighbouring nations.
Experiencing water quality issues?
If you are experiencing water quality problems or would like to be notified by email or text message regarding scheduled works and outages in your area please register today.
Public Complaints Line for Environmental Licenced Premises
Council’s complaints telephone line for the following premises which hold an Environment Protection Licence is (02) 6354 9999:
- Oakey Park Water Treatment Plant
- Lithgow Sewage Treatment Plant
- Portland Sewage Treatment Plant
- Wallerawang Sewage Treatment Plant
- Lithgow Solid Waste Facility
- Portland Garbage Depot.
This telephone line is for the purpose of receiving any complaints from members of the public in relation to the activities conducted at the premises and can be used for the reporting of sewer overflows.
Lithgow City Council is a public authority covered by the NSW Ombudsman scheme.
The NSW Ombudsman is an independent integrity agency that pursues fairness for the people of NSW. It strives to ensure
that those entrusted with public power and resources fulfil their responsibilities and treat everyone fairly.
For information about the NSW Ombudsman, including when and how you can make a complaint, visit: www.ombo.nsw.gov.au.
