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15 hours ago

The new kids space at Woodford Library has just been redone and looking amazing, 👌 ... See MoreSee Less

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Good job mate loving all the new places u have been opening and awards u have been given out but I would love to see a council funded bbq or sumthing along those lines to help out the people in our community witch have been doin it tough with the riseing cost of living and everything I will cook if need be 😉

I took my two kids yesterday, it looks so inviting and fun!

We were in this week, we find it fantastic 🤩

That’s fantastic

Kingslee Anne Coward this looks cool

Most classic kid's books are now banned as "inappropriate" so why bother? We wrap them in cotton wool and it will be to their detrimient in the end.

Ellie Watson

Michelle Storey

3 days ago

Was a pivilege to MC Rotary Caboolture s change over dinner on Monday night. The club has had a very active year and were able to had over nearly $8000 to organisations working within domestic violence including DV Safe Phone on the night, raised from Red Ride. ... See MoreSee Less

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Congratulations on another successful year.

Thank you for your amazing support, these funds will be used to ensure we get more mobile phones in, tested and out to victims of domestic violence 🙏

Rotary do such a good job.

Well done rotary ❤️

1 week ago

Congratulations to Mark and Sue Bates from Morayfield & District Lions Club who last night were awarded each a Melvin Jones Fellow award for their service to Lions and the community over many years including at Warba Warba Cafe at CREEC.

The club in the last year have donated over $50,000 into the community and internationally through all types of projects. Which is a massive effort from everyone involved 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 ... See MoreSee Less

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Congrats to you both, well deserved.

Congrats Thank you for your dedication

Well done!

2 weeks ago

We are starting to get some amazing local parks, but we have been missing destination parks to the level needed in the north west of MBRC.

In this years budget, CREEC at Burpengary will be upgraded with $1.5M to make it a Regional Level Park (Top Level for MBRC) with the inclusion of an adventure style playground that encourages more free play, as well as more facilities, BBQs and parking.

This year also we will commence community consultation and planning for a District Level Park in Wamuran, next to the sport fields. This will give a central location from Woodford to Elimbah to a "signature park" and a much needed park for Wamuran.

I've given staff the initial brief of "Inspired multi generational" to lead their design and challenge how we go about planning parks and recreational areas.
At this stage the plan is consolation and planning 22/23, detailed design 23/24 and construction 24/25.

Keep an eye out for when consultation starts. But these are 2 very exciting projects.

**Before someone comments, yes we are doing roads and potholes as well. ... See MoreSee Less

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I drafted a letter to our then local MP about 12 years ago when I was still in primary school about getting a park for Wamuran because I missed the park behind the rest stop and post office, that was a great park that was taken down due to insurance and property disputes I think. Good to see we're finally getting one

Woohoo this is awesome news!!! Good job 💖

A water park and ninja park at CREEC would be awesome

👏 Great job!

How exciting!!!!

So where will this 4 lane road go? The affected community in the shaded areas need answers!! www.yoursay-projects.tmr.qld.gov.au/bhwa-caboolturewest

and please provide enough security to deter the scumbags from trashing the area once completed!😉

Blake O'Connell Emily Anderson

Just consider that these parks are much needed reserves for birds, possums etc. Give em some understory to hide their children. Cleared parks with plastic playwear gives me the heebee geebees.

Love ya work 🧡

2 weeks ago

📣📣📣📣 I hear a lot about the need for activities for older kids and teenagers to do in Woodford and the surrounding area.

So this one is exciting to announce that community consultation and design will happen this year for a pump track at Tilney Park in Woodford.

This will be built the following year with a budget of over $500,000 and will be suitable for bikes, skate boards and scooters.🚴🏻🛴

Part of the design will be of Tilney Park as whole to see what else is needed.

Massive win for the area and I know will get a lot of use. ... See MoreSee Less

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Fantastic news, Councillor Tony Latter, and a much better location than the current skate park. Will the plans include a toilet block & more picnic tables & bbq’s??

Wow that’s awesome. Your doing great things for this community Tony. Keep up the good work 👌

This would be great

It would be good to have something in Upper Caboolture. Maybe even just a basketball court or something. There's the two new estates on half acre blocks on Caboolture River Road over the last five years bringing in a lot of young families and the only parks are just storm water reserves.

On a completely different note... thanks for chasing up about the give way sign at Zillmans crossing, one has now been put back up

That’s amazing news!

We need something at WAMURAN. Picnic tables, undercover areas with BBQs play grounds for little kids. They have not much in that area.

Is this like the skate park we already have? I haven't heard of a pump track before

Joshua Heath

Hi Tony Latter can you give me an update on this development DA40859 2020 V2L please. This land is on Oakey Flat Rd, Williamson Rd & Facer Rd. Being that all this land is all zoned rural, I am very concerned with the DA being potentially approved as Next Generation Neighbourhood is going to allow townhouses and units by the 1000's.............87 hectares (215 acres). I wonder if the owners of 47 to 127 Williamson Rd and 1 to 31 Forest Hills Rd know what will be on their back fence. Regards Mark Vanderzeil

Awesome work Councillor Tony Latter,definately needed in the area and will be a huge draw card for visitors to the area.

Great idea 😁

Matt Stone

2 weeks ago

In 2020 we doubled the gravel to seal program, which meant each year we can get to more roads and it is fantastic to see 5 roads getting sealed this year.

➡️Cove Rd, Commissioners Flat (half this year and half next year)
➡️Adhern Rd, Delaneys Creek
➡️Heisner Rd, Mount Mee
➡️Whyte Rd, Neurum
➡️Hoffman Rd, Wamuran ... See MoreSee Less

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Can Kirby Road, Caboolture be added to the to do list please ✅

The Dag highway road in the town of Woodford wants fixing so rough bitchem cracking open holes

Any update on W James Road Rocksberg

Kate Porter is that you guys?

W Lindsay road is falling apart

2 weeks ago

Woodford Community Carnival 🥳

Unfortunately even though I was booked to have a stand tomorrow I have caught a bug 🤒 and should not attend.
I do everything I can to attend events and was looking forward to it.

Moreton Bay Regional Council and Moreton Bay Waste will still be there, as well as Andrew Powell MP and Terry Young MP .
A message can be passed onto me through any of these.
Feel free to call my office in 54332961 and we can book in a time to have a chat during the week.
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You are doing the right thing , rest up & get better soon

Will miss seeing you there tomorrow. Hope you feel better soon. Rest up.

Nature telling you to have a rest

2 weeks ago

Budget 22/23
Here’s a bit of a snippet of what we can expect for Division 12 in the coming year.
Some massive projects, some long awaited projects and the ground work for even bigger projects in the coming years.

I will go into detail more over the coming day but here are some of the key for Division 12.

• $2.27 million Rehabilitation for Bellmere Rd, Bellmere
• $1.5 million to upgrade the parks at CREEC, Burpengary
• $1.5 million to improve flood mitigation and drainage along Mathew Crescent in Burpengary (Over two years)
• $770,000 to install irrigation at the Petersen Road Sports Ground, Morayfield
• $590,000 to complete the ‘missing link’ in footpaths along Madeline Drive, Morayfield
• $544,000 to repair and improve the netball courts at Woodford Showgrounds following the floods
• $380,000 for footpaths along Nairn Road, Morayfield (Over two years)
• $305,000 for road rehabilitation works along Archer Street, Woodford
• $200,000 to build a replica vintage train play area in Nashos Memorial Park along the Caboolture-Wamuran Rail Trail
• $300,000 to upgrade Alcock Road Park, Caboolture including new play equipment, shade sails, half court basketball and car park area
• $155,000 to install a new play ground a Lakeview Park, Morayfield

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www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au/Services/Reports-Policies/Budget/2022-23 ... See MoreSee Less

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Media Release: Div 12: Moving Forward, Delivering on the Ground Results Local sports, community connectivity, and regional events are Division 12’s big winners in Council’s record $816 million Budget in 2022-23. Councillor Tony Latter said it was important to get these lifestyle fundamentals right first, before the region’s population grows. “I am passionate to make sure we are continuing to move forward, plan for the future, protect our rich history and bring attention to Division 12 while delivering on the ground results for our communities,” he said. “I’m proud to say this year we’ll not only complete the incredible $4.15 million transformation of the Petersen Road Sports Ground, this year adding an extra $770,000 in the Budget to replace the old irrigation system and ensure the fields are kept in top form. “I’m an enormous fan of the Caboolture Region Environmental Education Centre (CREEC) at Burpengary, so I’m thrilled its scored a massive $1.5 million for new play equipment, BBQs and shelters, amenities, and landscaping to make it even more attractive to local residents and visitors. There’s also a carpark thanks to funding from the Queensland Government. “CREEC is a unique facility in Moreton Bay where kids can learn all about our local environment from indoor displays or outside, in the all abilities playground, featuring a wheelchair accessible play area, sensory walls, flying foxes and slides - so if you haven’t discovered it yet, make sure you check it out. “There’s also $130,000 in the Budget this year for a footpath along Kurrajong Road, $380,000 for footpaths along Nairn Road, Morayfield (Over two years) and $590,000 to complete the ‘missing link’ in footpaths along Madeline Drive, Morayfield which was made possible with assistance from the state government. “A big part of our planning this year is for better flood resilience after the devastation we saw this year, with $1.5 million dedicated to flood mitigation works at Mathew Crescent and Annette Court this year. “This will be a two year program, with the focus this year on works to stop stormwater overtopping Rowley Road where properties were inundated. “Importantly, we’re also investing $544,000 to repair and improve the netball courts at Woodford Showgrounds to help the club get back on its feet, and also to help meet the demand for this popular sport. “I have been getting a lot of feedback from our community about the need for work at our smaller parks in local neighbourhoods, so this year’s budget includes funding for playgrounds at Atwood Street Park in Wamuran and Alcock Park in Elimbah “At Lake View Park in Morayfield we’ll be installing new playground equipment, benches and general improvements to gardens and paths, which will make a big difference. “But it’s not just people benefiting from park upgrades, the Dog Off Leash Area at the Woodford Sports Complex on Neurum Road will get a $200,000 revamp including a compliant asphalt carpark, steel reinforced concrete pathway, tree planting and garden beds. “Council’s doubled gravel to seal program budget will continue for the third year with $1m budgeted for dirt roads in rural areas this year. “The gravel to seal program will include: $148,000 for Heisner Road in Mount Mee, $92,000 for Whyte Road at Neurum, and $64,000 for Hoffman Road in Wamuran. “There’s a combined $535,000 for road rehabilitation at Archer Street and road widening at Stanton Road. “This year also marks the start of community consultation and planning for two new park projects: A district-level recreation park at Campbells Pocket Road in Wamuran and also a Pump Track at Tilney Road in Woodford. “In the interim, we’ll start work to upgrade the Junior Playground at Tilney Park with $160,000 for new play equipment and shade sails (over two years).” Budget 2022-23 delivers a record $259 million capital works program to provide the infrastructure and investments locals have told us they want to see in their communities, via feedback in the Moreton Says survey. This Council wants to ensure our priorities align with our community’s values.

Anything at all for Mt Mee other than roads that are already in desperate need for repair and dangerous?

If you are upgrading nashos park will you consider ways to prevent children from running onto the daguilar highway? And a safe way to cross to the iga.

www.facebook.com/groups/1275446056121127/permalink/1791850821147312/ Where’s the wildlife fences for the protection of displaced animals , hired spotters for South Morayfield Developments.. Can we put some money towards this please.. before more deaths occur.. This is the second Roo death in a week. There must be something the council can do here.. Sign around areas to slow down, dispersed animals due to development!!

Thanks for keeping us informed Tony.

Councillor Tony Latter when can we expect Clark Rd Morayfield to be reopened??

Considering the rate rise…. The least MRBC can do 🤷🏻‍♂️

2 weeks ago

BIG NEWS: In 22/23 we will DOUBLE the number of FREE events in our region including in several locations around Division 12.

Forget covid, we're bringing the party back to Moreton Bay! 🥳 You told us via the Moreton Says survey you wanted more local events, festivals, and activities - so we're delivering 🎡🎈🎠 ... See MoreSee Less

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