Federation street spring clean to continue over summer The ‘spring clean’ of the Federation Street at the Burnie Regional Museum will continue into 2021, with the Museum unlikely to reopen to the public until at least April 2021.
Free Green Waste – ends Sunday 30 August at 2pm COVID-19 requires restrictions and changes for our community.
Budget delivers community support and plans for a sustainable future Burnie City Council adopted its 2020-21 Annual Plan & Budget Estimates at last night’s Council meeting.
Business Survey - COVID-19 The Burnie City Council is inviting you to complete this important survey about the impacts of the COVID-19 outbreak on businesses in the Burnie Local Government Area.
COVID-19 Sport and Recreation Grants Tranche 2 now open The State Government 's program is open to Tasmanian sport and recreation clubs. Funding of up to $3 000 per organisation is available to assist ensure a safe return to play under the organisation’s COVID-19 Safety or Return to Play plan.
COVID19 Urban Agriculture and Community Gardening Survey 2020 has been a year of enormous change and challenges for millions of Australians and people around the world.
Burnie Aquatic Centre Update – Re-opening Council and Burnie Aquatic Centre management are pleased to advise the indoor pool will re-open on Monday 13 July 2020 consistent with the state Government Roadmap to Recovery.
COVID-19 Food Boxes The Rapid Relief Team (RRT) Food Box initiative aims to establish emergency food banks to provide immediate relief for people in crisis.
Burnie Regional Art Gallery to Re-Open The Burnie Regional Art Gallery will re-open to the public for limited days and hours from Monday 22 June at 10am.
FREE residential green waste disposal Council will provide FREE residential green waste disposal commencing this Saturday 6 June 2020 in line with Stage 2 Covid recovery plan as agreed by Council at it's April meeting.
COVID-19 Safety Plans information session Business Tasmania has partnered with WorkSafe Tasmania to host an online information session to help you navigate the process of developing your COVID-19 Safety Plan.
Burnie Aquatic Centre - update Council and Burnie Aquatic Centre management are keen to re-open the facility to our community as soon as the public health Roadmap to Recovery restrictions can be feasibility complied with.
Playgrounds and Outdoor Exercise Equipment Open Council will be opening up its playgrounds and outdoor exercise equipment on Monday 18 May in accordance with the State Government’s Roadmap to Recovery Stage 1 directions.
Council calls for permanent changes to Fire Service Levy The Burnie City Council welcomes the decision of the State Government to freeze the fire service levy for 2020-21.
Green Waste resuming Tuesday 12 May The Premier has now outlined the Roadmap to Recovery which has allowed Council to resume its normal green waste processes from this Tuesday the 12th May 2020.
Fernglade and Guide Falls car parks re-open today From today, Monday 11 May, health and well-being activities can be undertaken in parks and reserves located within 30 kms of your place of residence, limited to day trips.
Burnie City Council Parking Facilities An unexpected surge in attendance in the Burnie town centre has occurred following removal of the additional retail restrictions in northwest Tasmania.
Changes for North West residents The Premier has today announced that the North West COVID-19 safety measures will be lifted from midnight this Monday, 4th May. These changes will bring the North West in line with the rest of Tasmanian restrictions.
Council's COVID-19 Support Package Council has passed its COVID-19 Support Package with a range of measures to provide relief and assistance to the Burnie community over coming months, due to the economic impact of COVID-19.