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Wallan Town Heart Project

Draft plans for the revitalisation of the Wallan Town centre are out now, and we need your input. Please visit the Engaging Mitchell site for information on how you can get involved.

Join the Mitchell Environment Advisory Committee

Applications are now open for the Mitchell Environment Advisory Committee. See the Engaging Mitchell website for more information. Applications close 22 September.

How can we be more 'age-friendly'?

Council's Positive Ageing Ambassadors are calling on Mitchell Shire's older population to get involved and have your say on how our community can become more 'age-friendly'.

More Have Your Say

Whether it’s used for outdoor dining, street trading, or simply as a more inviting place to catch up with friends, Mitchell Shire Council is keen to hear the community’s thoughts on how a new outdoor plaza in the heart of Wallan could be used.

New Men's Sheds for Broadford and Kilmore

They spend their spare time building and refurbishing items for the community – now members of the Broadford and Kilmore Men’s Sheds are getting a revamp of their own.

Something for everyone on offer during the September school holidays

Whether you like to get active at the pool, crafty in the library or chill out and catch a movie at a youth room, Mitchell Shire Council has something for everyone on offer these school holidays.

Public Notice - Rutledge Street, Kilmore Road Reconstruction Project 15/9/17

Mitchell Shire Council will shortly be commencing a road reconstruction project of Rutledge Street between Powlett Street and Conway Street.

Follow the trail to find out more about Wallan's new town heart

Signs and footpath stickers are being placed around Wallan's town heart to show draft plans for an outdoor plaza, signalised pedestrian crossing linking the shops to Hadfield Park, and a new event space and car parking near the Free Library Hall.

Pruning to ensure longevity of Sydney Street trees

To maintain their health and ensure they are in full bloom over spring and summer, pruning of the Robinia trees that line Sydney Street in Kilmore is about to begin.