Jarrod Bryant – Regional Manager NSW
Major Projects
There has been plenty of activity occurring in NSW in recent months with CT Management winning several major projects across a variety of fields. Recent wins and delivered projects include:
- Hawkesbury City Council – completion of a suite of Asset Condition Assessments for Parks and Open Space facilities
- Narrabri Shire Council – delivery of a suite of Asset Management Plans, Asset Management Strategy & Policy, Asset Management Capacity Assessment, and development of their Special Schedule 7 report.
- Tweed Shire Council – recently started the delivery of Stage 1 of Service Planning
- Murray River Council – recently started the delivery of Stage 1 of Service Planning
- Murray River Council – delivering a program of Councillor Workshops for Facility Needs & Demand Assessments
- Kempsey Shire Council – recently started delivery of an Aquatic Facilities Asset Condition Assessment and Maintenance Planning project
Carrathool Shire Council – recently started delivery of the development of a suite of Asset Management Plans, Asset Management Strategy & Policy, and an Asset Management Capacity Assessment
New South Wales Disaster Recovery
Disaster assistance has been made available in 37 local government areas (LGAs) in NSW impacted by severe storms and flooding earlier this month.
Assistance is being provided through the jointly funded Commonwealth-State Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA) and will include $80 million to help with the clean-up and removal of flood and storm-related damage, debris, and green waste.
As well, each of the 37 impacted councils will receive $1 million grants to assist with their immediate recovery costs.
The LGAs are Bayside, Blacktown, Blue Mountains, Camden, Canterbury Bankstown, Campbelltown, Central Coast, Cessnock, Cumberland, Dungog, Fairfield, Georges River, Hawkesbury, Hornsby, Kiama, Lake Macquarie, Maitland, Lithgow, Liverpool, Mid Cost, Muswellbrook, Nambucca, Newcastle, Northern Beaches, Penrith, Port Stephens, Randwock, Shellharbour, Shoalhaven, Singleton, Sutherland, The Hills, Upper Lachlan, Warren, Wingecarribee, Wollondilly and Wollongong.
Almost 528,000 people affected by the severe storms and flooding have already received more than $436 million in disaster assistance.
Federal Emergency Management Minister Murray Watt said the flooding had led to several evacuations throughout Metropolitan Sydney, the Hawkesbury, and the Central Coast.
“We have seen some of these impacted communities being hit by floods for a third and fourth time in 18 months, which is extremely distressing to the residents of these communities,” Minister Watt said.
Senator Watt said the assistance provided through the jointly funded DRFA will ensure local government, primary producers, and small businesses are supported in their recovery journey.
If Associates are aware of any Council needing Disaster Recovery Project Management support, please email malcolmm@ctman.com.au