The Burdekin Shire Council’s commitment to strategic investment in new assets, existing asset renewals and upgrades via its Capital Works Program is enhancing infrastructure.
Mayor Lyn McLaughlin said Council had made great progress so far with the completion of a number of projects this year, such as the Kirknie Landfill production bore, pump and header tank and emergency generators at Home Hill and Brandon sewage pump stations.
She said the new street seat, bin and planter combinations in the Home Hill CBD not only beautify the region but also support local businesses through the manufacture of the new furniture locally, while the construction of the Burdekin Be-Active Trail in Home Hill is progressing well, aligning with our vision of promoting active living within our community.
