Updates on Tumby Bay: Jetty Reopening, Safety Measures, and Community Plans

Tumby Bay District Council Podcast

Welcome to the Tumby Bay District Council Podcast

This essential podcast is your go-to source for all the latest news, events, and community discussions happening in the Tumby Bay District. Each episode is aimed at keeping residents informed, involved, and inspired as we tackle projects that shape the future of our community.

In This Episode:

Deputy Mayor Julie Elliott highlights the long-awaited partial reopening of the Tumby Bay jetty and invites you to experience the Winter Solstice swim and official opening on June 21st. She also discusses the challenges and progresses of our financial planning, including the newly implemented Long Term Financial Plan and Asset Management Plan, alongside the ongoing public consultation for the 2024/2025 Annual Business Plan and Budget Draft 2.

CEO Rebecca Hayes touches on critical safety measures during the winter grading season and the success of community involvement in the Pedal for Parkinson's fundraiser. With a strong focus on road safety and community collaboration, Rebecca underscores the importance of the upcoming public meeting on July 16th that will delve into discussions about the Draft Annual Business Plan and Budget for 2026/27.

Works Supervisor Pete Cassidy reports ongoing progress in crucial infrastructure projects like road grading and drain clearing. Addressing a pressing issue on street sign vandalism, Pete encourages the community to help maintain safety and order by reporting such activities. He shares uplifting scenes from the recent reopening of the Tumby Bay jetty, which saw a rush of joy and excitement among local youth.

From infrastructural developments to community events, this podcast serves as your connection to all things Tumby Bay. We encourage you to actively participate in council meetings, public consultations, and community festivities to help us build a more engaging and thriving district.

For more information, episode updates, and feedback submissions, visit the Tumby Bay District Council website. Let's stay connected and steer the future of Tumby Bay together. Tune in, get involved, and let your voice be heard!