Council is seeking Expression of Interest from people who live or work on the Central Coast to be part of a Community Focus Group (CFG) for the Tuggerah Lakes Estuary Coastal Management Program.

Central Coast Council is calling on the community to provide final feedback for the draft Somersby and Kariong Catchments Overland Flood Study.

Central Coast Council’s flood study for Gosford and surrounding suburbs is now open for community submissions until Monday 8 December 2025.

Picnic PointFollowing extensive debate and consideration regarding the very complex issue of homelessness and illegal campers at Picnic Point, The Entrance, Council resolved to advocate to the Minister for Housing and Homelessness requesting urgent support and immediate resources to support Council in delivering solutions to this significant and urgent community issue.Former Gosford Chambers and CBD sites updateCouncil resolved to progress negotiations with the University of Newcastle to purchase ‘some or all’ of the Gosford CBD sites including Council’s former administration building.

🎾 Patonga Tennis Courts are getting a fresh new look and improved facility!Works include:•    New surround fencing•    Synthetic court surface upgradeTo allow for these upgrade works the courts will be closed •    24 Nov to approx.

Construction works continue to improve the change room, shower and toilet facilities at Peninsula Leisure Centre.

Central Coast Council is inviting residents to come together and celebrate Social Inclusion Week 2025 at the Paddock to Lake community event, taking place at the San Remo Neighbourhood Centre from 11.30am-1pm on Thursday 27 November.Council Mayor, Lawrie McKinna said Paddock to Lake creates a welcoming space for people to connect and explore healthy eating and cooking. “Paddock to Lake is a wonderful example of how food and shared experiences can bring people together,” Mayor McKinna said.“Council is proud to support programs that strengthen social connections, celebrate our region’s diversity, and help residents make informed choices about healthy meals.” Council Director Community and Recreation Services, Melanie Smith said the event combines practical cooking education with community connection.“Now in its annual return, Paddock to Lake will feature a live cooking demonstration from a local chef who will showcase simple, nutritious dishes made with fresh, locally sourced produce,” Ms Smith said. “Guests will then share a meal together in a group dining setting, with take-home recipes and cooking essentials provided to encourage healthy, affordable meals at home.”Social Inclusion Week, held from 23-30 November, aims to help all Australians feel included and valued, giving everyone the opportunity to participate fully in society.

Street Tree Planting program We run an ongoing street tree planting program each year.

Central Coast Council is inviting residents to come together and celebrate Social Inclusion Week 2025 at the Paddock to Lake community event, taking place at the San Remo Neighbourhood Centre from 11.30am-1pm on Thursday 27 November.

Central Coast Council is proposing to move the Stormwater Drainage Charge from water bills to rate notices from 1 July 2026.