Central Coast Council has identified the top priorities for its water and sewer services, as outlined in 2024 Community Engagement Outcomes Report recently published on Council’s website. The community driven insights will play a key role in shaping services and guiding financial planning, including the 2026-2031 IPART water pricing submission. Over the past year, we’ve engaged with our community to better understand their values and expectations of our water and sewer services.

Our ‘Coast Summer Safety’ campaign is back for the 2024-25 season, providing residents and visitors with essential tips for navigating the busiest time of year.The campaign covers a range of areas, including beach safety, navigating waterways safely, pool safety, keeping pets safe, road safety awareness and emergency preparedness.

Central Coast Council has identified the top priorities for its water and sewer services, as outlined in 2024 Community Engagement Outcomes Report recently published on Council’s website.Council’s Director of Water and Sewer, Danielle Hargreaves said the community driven insights will play a key role in shaping services and guiding financial planning, including the 2026-2031 IPART water pricing submission.“Over the past year, we’ve engaged with our community to better understand their values and expectations of our water and sewer services.

View the Accessible Beaches Central Coast brochure online or pick up a printed copy from Council's customer service centres at Gosford or Wyong, or one of our libraries.With an abundance of beautiful waterways on the Central Coast, heading to the beach is a way of life for many locals and a major drawcard for tourists.