Today in Glenorchy
Community Alerts
Water and Sewer Reforms
Glenorchy has provided the Treasurer with a response to his Interim Pricing Order and his Returns Allocation Order. Comments have also been provided on the draft Community Service Obligation Bill.
1. Draft Community Service Obligation Policy, Bill and Regulations - Glenorchy Response
2. Draft Treasurer’s Returns Allocation Order – Glenorchy Response
3. Draft Interim Pricing Order – Glenorchy Response
Swine Flu Update
For information contact the Department of Health and Human Services website on www.pandemic.tas.gov.au or ring their hotline 1800 358 362 (1800 FLU DOC)
Mayor Adriana Taylor seeks guarantee of Water & Sewerage dividend from Treasurer
To read the full request, please click here.
Management and Implementation of the Brooker Highway Beautification Employment Project
Glenorchy City Council is seeking expressions of interest for a Project Manager/Contractor to manage the implementation of a programme of works directed towards beautification of the Brooker Highway, herein after termed the Project. Submissions are invited from individual organisations and strategic alliances. For more details, please click here and here.
Community Grants Program
Due to the severe impact of the State Government’s Water and Sewerage Services Reform on Council’s finances Council is unable to offer the community grants program in 2009-10.
If you require any further assistance please contact Lynette Bannister on 62166752 or Trevor Jones on 62166323.
Sponsorship of Sporting Representatives
Due to the severe impact of the State Government’s Water and Sewerage Services Reform on Council’s finances Council is unable to provide sponsorship to the city’s sporting etc representatives during 2009-10.
If you require any further assistance please contact Lynette Bannister on 62166752 or Trevor Jones on 62166323.
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Welcome to Glenorchy – the City where ideas happen
Nestled between the stunning icons of Mt Wellington and the Derwent River, Glenorchy is Tasmania’s fourth largest city and home to 42,000 people.
Glenorchy has a rich indigenous heritage and has been home to the Mouheeneener Aboriginal people for over 40,000 years. Today, we have a vibrant multicultural community with people from over 100 nations throughout the world now calling our city home.
Originally settled as an agricultural district, Glenorchy is a major economic centre in Tasmania, with a neat mix of traditional industries, innovative high-tech enterprises and dynamic small businesses.
We have a prominent retail sector, with commercial centres in Glenorchy, Moonah and Claremont, along with the full range of modern services and facilities you would expect in a contemporary City.
Glenorchy is home to over 20 outstanding government and non-government schools and colleges, the finest medical and aged-care facilities and many first-class sporting and recreational facilities.
And bringing this all together is Glenorchy’s strong sense of community.
We have literally dozens of active sporting clubs, service associations, community organisations and church communities, who together create a city that is inclusive, respects difference and seeks to improve the lifestyle of each of its citizens.
Glenorchy City Council is a community minded council that listens to its residents and responds to their needs.
Glenorchy has an award-winning community consultation program that provides residents with the opportunity to have their say on the decisions that affect their City.
We are a Council that acknowledges its important social responsibilities to provide the services and programs that our community needs. We offer practical programs to assist our young people, families and older residents.
If you are new to our City, I invite you to explore our website and learn more about Glenorchy.
If you are a Glenorchy resident or business owner, you can find useful information on Council’s many programs and services, as well as make bookings and payments, and find out the latest on what’s happening in our community.
You can also call Council’s customer service line on 1800 422 999
(ALD) ADRIANA TAYLOR
Mayor of Glenorchy




