Community Consultation Sessions

Bathurst Regional Council invites the Bathurst community to provide comment on the Draft Flood Study Update.

This is particularly important for any one in flood or flood-affected areas. 

A series of one-on-one sessions will be held to allow individuals to raise concerns. Session details are noted below.

RSVPs to attend are essential and should be made to Council’s Engineering Department on 6333 6100 or email Minette.Engelbrecht@bathurst.nsw.gov.au

Please note:

• Council will need to collect some information as part of the booking process

Last of the RSVP shall be received before 4PM Monday 27 July 2026

For more information, see Council’s news release here. 

One-on-one Sessions

Session One

Date: Tuesday 4 August 2026

Time: 2pm – 5pm

Location: Bathurst Memorial Entertainment Centre

Session Two

Date: Tuesday 4 August

Time: 6pm – 9pm

Location: Bathurst Memorial Entertainment Centre

Session Three

Date: Wednesday 5 August

Time: 9am – 12noon

Location: Bathurst Memorial Entertainment Centre

Session Four

Date: Wednesday 5 August 2026

Time: 1pm – 4pm

Location: Bathurst Memorial Entertainment Centre

Written Submissions

Council also invites written submissions in relation to the Draft Bathurst Flood Study Update.

Any submission must be lodged with Council by 4.00pmFriday 28 August 2026 and include your name and address. Any submission that you make maybe included without alteration (including names and addresses) in reports that are available to the public in Council business papers. Council will consider all submissions made to it, but to influence the Council’s decision any submission you make must be relevant and well founded.

Written submissions can be lodged through Council’s Yoursay page, by emailing council@bathurst.nsw.gov.au or addressed to The General Manager PMB17 Bathurst NSW 2795.

To view the draft report and provide feedback, please visit Council’s YourSay website: https://yoursay.bathurst.nsw.gov.au/bathurst-flood-study-update  

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