Letters and reports from TCC
Tuggeranong residents have been invited to participate in the ACT Government’s Time to Talk initiative. Time to Talk is an opportunity for all Tuggeranong residents to consider and communicate their vision for their city in 2030. For more information visit: Time to Talk
The Tuggeranong Community Council presented the following submission to the ACT Government’s Review of Word Smoke Education Programs. While the TCC supports a review it believes the ACT Government should also consider the experiences of other jurisdictions where anti wood smoke education programs have failed. The TCC believes that …
The Tuggeranong Community Council is still undertaking extensive community consultation via an online survey (click to participate) where the majority of the respondents have so far indicated a level of concern regarding the issue of using drugs and driving. In response the TCC has made the …
The Tuggeranong Community Council added its weight to the debate over a cemetery planned for Tuggeranong. The TCC submission is below.
Chief Minister Jon Stanhope met with representatives of the Tuggeranong Community Council on 3 March 2010. During the meeting Mr Stanhope was presented with an issues document entitled “Talking Tuggeranong.” The document outlined a number of issues that concerned Tuggeranong residents from transport, law and …
The Tuggeranong Community Council invites you to participate in the survey below on the issue of random roadside drug testing and its possible introduction in the ACT. Survey Context The ACT Government is considering proposals to introduce a scheme whereby motorists in Canberra are randomly …
Talking Tuggeranong is an issues document that was developed by the Tuggeranong Community Council (TCC) Executive in consultation with Council members, other Tuggeranong residents, community groups and organisations. It details issues that concern Tuggeranong residents ranging from public transport, planning and development, environment and law …
The Tuggeranong Community Council (TCC) conducted a survey of residents on the proposed Tralee residential development. Residents were invited to participate in the survey by visiting the TCC website and answering a series of questions about the proposed Tralee development. The results of the survey …
The Tuggeranong Community Council (TCC) is inviting you to participate in the online survey below into the proposed Tralee residential development. The TCC is concerned about the possible impact the Tralee development may have on Tuggeranong residents and wishes to canvass community opinion. Your answers …
ACT Roads are seeking input from the community on a proposal to reduce the speed limit around shopping centres and similar community facilities. Please see TAMS website or phone Canberra Connect on 13 22 81.
