Wood heaters and woodsmoke pollution in Canberra has been a long term concern for the people of Tuggeranong, where our ‘inversion layer’ means wood smoke ‘hangs around” and does not dissipate into the atmosphere, often having adverse impact on some people in our community eg
If you are interested and want to find out more about the proposed new Materials Recycling Facility and Food Organics and Green Organics (FOGO) facility for Hume please read the following information at https://www.cityservices.act.gov.au/Infrastructure-Projects/programs/waste-and-recycling-infrastructure/eis-for-new-processing-facilities Besides coming and talking to us and answering questions at out next
Got a bit of time next week? Time to give blood and change lives? 1 in 3 people in Tuggeranong will need blood, and they need people like you to give it. We’re rolling into town from 5 to 6 April. Don’t forget to pre-book your spot at Lifeblood.com.au, on our app or on 13 14 95.
The Tuggeranong Community Council (often referred to as TCC) is an incorporated, voluntary, not for profit, non political, community based association operating within the Tuggeranong District of the Australian Capital Territory. The TCC is formally recognised as the peak community body representing the interests of the local residents and the communities within Tuggeranong Valley. The TCC receives partial funding from the ACT Government.
With now over 87,000 residents in Tuggeranong, this is your chance to tell us what you would like to see happen in the area. Members also receive a copy of the minutes of the monthly meetings.
Executive Committee members, who are volunteers, are elected by members who are permanent residents of Tuggeranong.
It is not necessary to become a member to attend our meetings but by joining (the Council) you could be more involved in planning for the community.
Please Note:
TCC is NOT a local government body
For all inquiries relating to municipal, local or State government matters please contact the ACT Government who perform these functions in the ACT. Inquiries to AccessCanberra – phone 13 22 81
