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Home » $24 Million To Rebuild Flood Affected Central West

$24 Million To Rebuild Flood Affected Central West

28 August, 2024 By Canowindra Phoenix Editor

A total of 21 projects to repair community infrastructure in four severely flood impact­ed Central West NSW Local Government Areas (LGAs) have received assistance thanks to an almost $24 million investment by the Australian and NSW Governments.

The Community Assets Program 2024 ­has supported the Cabonne, Forbes, La­chlan and Parkes Shire Councils to repair, restore and improve the resilience of com­munity infrastructure directly damaged by storms and floods from August and Sep­tember 2022.

Successful projects across the four coun­cils include the repair of flood damaged parks, showgrounds, footpaths, pools, sporting fields and sport amenities.

Member for Orange Phil Donato said “The devastating effects of the November 2022 floods cannot be overstated, and the communities of Cabonne, Forbes, Lachlan, and Parkes shires continue to feel the pro­found impact of this event.”

More than $8 million being invested in Cabonne Shire Council for projects such as the relocation of the Molong hockey fields and the restoration of Eugowra’s preschool, Memorial Park and pool.

Forbes is also set to receive over $8 mil­lion for projects in the Forbes lake area, including improvements to amenities and upgraded footpaths that will ensure the community can continue to enjoy this much-loved precinct.

For information and a list of successful projects visit: www.nsw.gov.au/communi­tyassetsprogram2024

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