Cr Report – Councillor Gaedtke – Council Ordinary Meeting 26 June 2019

Cr Report – Councillor Gaedtke – Council Ordinary Meeting 26 June 2019

Category : General News

Cr Cheryl Gaedtke – Ordinary Meeting 26 June 2019

Agenda Item # 5 Matters of Public Interest

28 June                Lowood Lions Club Change Over Dinner

28 June                Two Galahs Gallery & Stepping Back in Time Grand Opening – Toogoolawah

30 June                Lions Club of Fernvale 2019 Change Over Breakfast

05 July                  St Agnes’ Grand Photo Competition, Wine & Cheese Night Anglican Hall Esk

13 July                  Esk Race Day

Queensland Fire and Emergency Services’ (QFES) Budget of $740 million will deliver new facilities, vehicles and support to frontline firefighters and emergency service personnel.  It is pleasing to learn that $1.7 million has been earmarked to finish a new auxiliary Fire and Rescue station at Esk.

Agenda Item #33   Councillors’ Report      (I attended)

12 June                Kilcoy State High School P & C Assn Meeting

12 June                Brisbane Valley Kilcoy Landcare Group Meeting

13 June                Diploma of Local Government – Elected Members – Effective Decision Making

13 June                Sheep Station Creek School public meeting – Formation of Sheep Station Creek Progress Assn.

15 June                Esk Garden & Lifestyle Fair

15 June                Lowood Show

17 June                Somerset Condensery Gallery Advisory Committee Meeting

18 June                Lowood Residents Assn Monthly Meeting

20 June                B2B Presentation “Let’s Talk” – Hosted by Kilcoy Chamber of Commerce

22 June                Minden State School Fete

23 June                DA Meeting

23 June                Stanley Rivers Polocrosse Club – Kilcoy Showgrounds

Do you believe that Landcare Groups are beneficial to our area?  Our Landcare Group is very willing to work with community and wish to identify important needs.  Contact me if you would like to work towards a bright future for our group. 

Along with Councillors Michael Hagan (Lockyer Valley Regional Council) and Tracey Huges (Redland City Council) the last training unit of the Diploma of Local Government – Elected Members was completed.  The unit titled Effective Decision Making was facilitated by peak Trainer & Senior Advisor Ms Donna Neilson, and a total of 14 units have been completed over the past 16 months.

Once again, sincere congratulations to the Valley of the Lakes Garden Club in its spectacular Esk Garden & Lifestyle Fair and the superb organization and presentation of this well supported and loved local event.  This event grows in number each year and truly meet the expectations of the happy fair visitors.

I met the new Lowood Show President and admired the number of entries in most sections of the Lowood 2019 Show.  The weather was absolutely perfect with the culmination of fireworks Saturday night.

The Lowood Residents Assn held its monthly meeting, and this month the guest speaker was local funeral business Somerset Funerals.  There was a large amount of discussion around the services that this local business offers.

B2B Presentation “Let’s Talk” was hosted by the Kilcoy Chamber of Commerce and Community Inc. There were two presentations, one around social media and the use of facebook to promote businesses, the other around the benefits of securing a connection to local community radio station 101.5. 

Congratulations to the Minden State School and the excellent presentation of the Minden Fete.  Once again, the weather was just glorious for holding such an event.  The entertainment consisted of a magic show (Qld Magic Show), Taekwondo (Bai Rui – Lowood), Dancers (Lockyer Valley Dance Centre), Mixed Martial Arts (Black Dragon Wu Shu – Fernvale), and special performances from prep and each year class.  Well done!

 
 


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After 39 years, 31 as staff and 2 terms as Councillor, I have enjoyed my journey and understand the importance of Local Government as the grass root level of government.

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