Update: Bush fires
17 January, 2020
Get updates on RESERVES, CAMPGROUNDS, LOOKOUTS, WALKING TRACKS and SPORTSGROUNDS.
16 Jan 2020
Blue Mountains City Council will propose at the next Council meeting that a series of social wellbeing, environmental and waste, local economic and infrastructure initiatives be endorsed, to help the community recover after bush fires.
14 Jan 2020
Many Blue Mountains lookouts and reserves have been reopened today (14 January, 2020) now that conditions have improved and there is isolated and low fire activity in the area.
13 Jan 2020
Following the signing of the EU, SafeWork has withdrawn the prosecutions commenced against the Council in the Local Court, Sydney.
13 Jan 2020
Blue Mountains City Council is urging residents to spend at least an extra $20 a week locally in 2020, to help the City recover after bush fires.
13 Jan 2020
Blue Mountains City Council hosted a bush fire recovery meeting for residents of Mount Tomah, Mount Wilson, Mount Irvine, Bell and Berambing on Saturday.
13 Jan 2020
A small Australian Defence Force unit joined Council officers in the Mount York precinct on Thursday, 9 January to lend a hand. After two days of work they moved on to Bell. Planning is also underway for them to visit Mount Wilson and Mount Tomah.
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