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🚽💧 When it comes to flushing, there's a right way and a wrong way. 🚫 Wet wipes and sanitary products don’t break down and can cause serious blockages, even if labelled as ‘flushable’. Items such as tissues, wet wipes, paper towels, tampons, nappies, and other sanitary products should be bagged and binned, not flushed. ⚠️ A blockage in our system not only results in costly repairs but also incre...

Protect your pipes and think before you sink! Our sewerage network is not designed to handle fats, oils, grease, food scraps, medicines and chemicals. ✔ Use a sink strainer to prevent food scraps from going down the drain and dispose of them in your red lid bin. If you have a compost bin or worm farm, remember to put your fruit and vegetable scraps in this. ✔ It is important that paints, chemic...

With our beautiful natural environments and traditionally relaxed lifestyle, the Central Coast is home to many older residents who are vibrant, active and valued members of our local community. This has contributed positively to our identity and is something to be celebrated and appreciated. Our older residents make a significant contribution to our community as Elders, workers, volunteers, nei...

Each year, budding artist aged 50 and over pick up their paintbrushes and enter the prestigious Grandma Moses Art Competition and Exhibition. This long-standing fixture on the cultural calendar takes inspiration from the life and work of Anna Mary Robertson Moses. Better known as 'Grandma Moses', she became famous for her evocative artworks that depicted American rural life, after taking up pai...

In the heart of the Central Coast, where the waters flow, There’s a message calling out for all to know. It's time to Love Water, every drop, every day, To secure our future, in a sustainable way. Mulch your gardens, let the rain do its part, Full load for the washing, let's be water-smart. Turn off the taps, when you're brushing your smile, Fix those leaks, make it all worthwhile. Short shower...

Find out how we treat 87 million litres of sewage each day on the Central Coast.

Sewer Network Make sure you’re doing your part to keep our sewerage network flowing.

Ever wondered what happens to the things you flush down the toilet or wash down the sink? Central Coast Council is responsible for treating 87 million litres of sewage daily. Explore the intricate processes that happens at our eight treatment plants, where sewage is transformed into clean, safe water for our environment. Discover how you can play a role in maintaining water quality and sustaina...

Ever wondered what happens to the things you flush down the toilet or wash down the sink? The Central Coast sewerage network is a system of more than 2,500 kilometres of pipes, and over 320 pumping stations that transports all our sewage to one of eight sewage treatment plants owned and operated by Central Coast Council. Discover the inner workings of the Central Coast's sewerage network, respo...

Central Coast, NSW is home to hundreds of special native animals, including many threatened species. We love our dog and cat friends, but wildlife doesn’t feel the same. Help protect our biodiversity by not bringing your dog or cat into Coastal Open Space System (COSS) and natural areas. Discover the many fun places you can take your pets at www.centralcoast.nsw.gov.au/recreation/parks-and-rese...

The Central Coast Water Security Plan is the long-term water strategic plan for the Central Coast region which aims to ensure we have sufficient water into the future. As the Central Coast grows, so does the demand for water. However, our current infrastructure can only supply us with a limited amount of water, so we need to address ways to grow our supply, to meet our future demand. We need to...

Recently, Council collaborated with local pottery school Centred Ceramics, to offer people with disabilities the opportunity to learn pottery and ceramics in a mainstream commercial studio, and then exhibit their work in a public gallery. The local business learned how to make their premises and programs more accessible to attract customer with different access needs. This included small adjust...

Recently, Council collaborated with local pottery school Centred Ceramics, to offer people with disabilities the opportunity to learn pottery and ceramics in a mainstream commercial studio, and then exhibit their work in a public gallery. The local business learned how to make their premises and programs more accessible to attract customer with different access needs. This included small adjust...

Exciting changes are coming to the Gosford CBD in late 2023. As part of the Safer Cities: Her Way program, we will be delivering pilot initiatives to enhance safety perceptions across Gosford. These initiatives are based on 136,000 pieces of data collected on what you told us would make you feel safer. In response we will be delivering: lighting, vegetation management, improved lines of sight, ...

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