CENTRAL COAST COMMUNITY SAFETY PARTNERSHIP COMMITTEE
The Central Coast Community Safety Partnership Committee is a community advisory group of the Council that is made up of representatives from organisations as well as individuals representing their respective community who actively support the development of community safety initiatives. The committee proactively informs and endorses the Action Plan as a purposeful document and as an important component in assisting the community to be vibrant and safe.
Download the Community Safety Plan 2017-2022
Meeting Dates
Meetings are held every two months on the last Wednesday of that month, except for the December meeting.
Meeting Minutes
Meeting Minutes are available to download below.
Meeting Minutes – 24 February 2021Meeting Minutes – 28 April 2021Meeting Minutes – 14 July 2021Meeting Minutes – 8 September 2021Meeting Minutes – 27 October 2021Meeting Minutes – 8 December 2021Meeting Minutes – 23 February 2022Meeting Minutes – 27 April 2022Meeting Minutes – 29 June 2022Meeting Minutes – 31 August 2022Meeting Minutes – 26 October 2022
Committee Members
Central Coast Council:
• Cr Cheryl Fuller, Mayor;
• Amanda Diprose , Councillor;
• Vacant – Councillor;
• Sandra Ayton, General Manager;
• Paul Breaden, Director Infrastructure Services; and
• Allison Kable, Community Development Officer.
Committee Representatives:
• Robert Tucker, Central Coast Chamber of Commerce & Industry;
• Garth Johnston, Community/Disability Services;
• Jenelle Wells, Primary Health Tasmania;
• Kat Rose, Ulverstone Neighbourhood House;
• Lynn Norton-Smith, community representative;
• (Varies), Tasmanian Police;
• Sam van der Meulen, Housing Choices Tasmania; and
• Simon Dent, Ulverstone Secondary College.
Enquiries
Enquiries can be directed to the Council’s Community Development Officer.
Contact details are below:
Ph: 03 6429 8900
Email: admin@centralcoast.tas.gov.au
CENTRAL COAST COMMUNITY SHED COMMITTEE
The Central Coast Community Shed (Community Shed) has been developed by volunteers and the Council, funded through grants, donations, and Council funding. The Community Shed is a well utilised and valued asset, offering a space that is capable of hosting a wide range of programs and activities in a safe, well-equipped workshop environment. Participation of the Committee members in the Community Shed’s decision making process is essential to ensure the growth of a valuable and efficient facility.
Download the Central Coast Community Shed Committee CharterDownload the Central Coast Community Shed Operational Guidelines
Download the Central Coast Community Shed Safety Guidelines
Meeting Dates
Meetings are held on the first Monday of every month.
Committee Representatives
- Chairperson;
- Community Shed Liaison/Coordinator;
- Safety Officer;
- Two Supervisor representatives;
- Program/user representatives;
- Women’s Group representative;
- Councillor representative; and
- Community/services organisation representative.
Enquiries
Enquiries can be directed to the Council’s Community Well-Being Officer.
Contact details are below:
Ph: 03 6429 8900
Email: admin@centralcoast.tas.gov.au
CENTRAL COAST YOUTH LEADERS’ COUNCIL
The Central Coast Youth Leader’ group is a special Committee of the Council that works with the young people in our community.
Download the Youth Leadership Council - Terms of ReferenceMeeting Dates
Meetings are held on the last Thursday of every month except January, April and December.
Meeting Minutes
Meeting Minutes are available to download below.
Meeting Minutes – 25 February 2021Meeting Minutes – 25 March 2021Meeting Minutes – 30 June 2021Meeting Minutes – 28 July 2021Meeting Minutes – 26 August 2021Meeting Minutes – 28 October 2021Meeting Minutes – 18 November 2021Meeting Minutes – 09 June 2022
Committee Members
Central Coast Council:
• Sandra Ayton, General Manager;
• Cr Phillip Viney, Councillor; and
• Melissa Budgeon, Community Well-Being Officer.
Member Schools:
• Penguin District School;
• Ulverstone Secondary College;
• North West Christian School; and
• Leighland Christian School.
Committee Meeting Videos
The Empowering Youth Program aims to create genuine leaders and positive change in our communities. The Central Coast Youth Leaders’ Council enjoyed their inspiring experience of the BEAST program. The event facilitated by JCP Youth and supported by Collective Ed. Central Coast and the Beacon Foundation. Thanks to everyone involved in making the movie!
The movie below shows a recent activity of the Central Coast Youth Leaders’ Council under the theme of Youth Leadership Development. The activity was held during the May 2021 meeting of the Central Coast Youth Leaders’ Council, which was facilitated by the University of Tasmania and supported by Collective Ed. Central Coast and the Beacon Foundation.
This video highlights a Central Coast Youth Leaders’s Council meeting held at Ulverstone Secondary College in March 2021.
This video highlights a Central Coast Youth Leaders’s Council held at Penguin prior to COVID-19 restrictions.
Enquiries
Enquiries can be directed to the Council’s Community Well-Being Officer.
Contact details are below:
Ph: 03 6429 8900
Email: admin@centralcoast.tas.gov.au
FORTH COMMUNITY REPRESENTATIVE GROUP
The Forth Community Representatives Group was established to be a conduit between the Forth Community and the Council. The role of the Forth Community Representatives Group is to assist the Council in ensuring that the Forth Community is represented.
Download the Forth Community Representatives Group – CharterMeeting Dates
Meetings are held on the first Thursday of every third month.
Meeting Minutes
Meeting Minutes are available to download below.
Meeting Minutes – 8 August 2020Meeting Minutes – 5 November 2020Meeting Minutes – 4 February 2021Meeting Minutes – 6 May 2021Meeting Minutes – 5 August 2021Meeting Minutes – 4 November 2021Meeting Minutes – 3 February 2022Meeting Minutes – 19 May 2022Meeting Minutes – 4 August 2022
Group Members
Central Coast Council:
• Sandra Ayton, General Manager;
• Paul Breaden, Director Infrastructure Services;
• Daryl Connelly, Director Community Services; and
• Allison Kable, Community Development Officer.
Forth Community Representatives:
• Mark Kable, Harvest Moon;
• Jessica Bennett, Forth Primary School Association Representative;
• John French, Community Representative;
• Peter Miller and Dianne Robb, Forth Valley Lions Club; and
• Wendy Bennell, History Society.
Enquiries
Enquiries can be directed to the Council’s Community Development Officer.
Contact details are below:
Ph: 03 6429 8900
Email: admin@centralcoast.tas.gov.au
TURNERS BEACH COMMUNITY REPRESENTATIVE COMMITTEE
The Turners Beach Community Representatives Group was established to be a conduit between the Turners Beach Community and the Council. The role of the Turners Beach Community Representatives Group is to assist the Council in ensuring that the Turners Beach Community is represented.
Download the Turners Beach Community Representative Committee – CharterMeeting Dates
Meetings are held on the fourth Thursday of every third month.
Meeting Minutes
Meeting Minutes are available to download below.
Meeting Minutes – 27 August 2020Meeting Minutes – 26 November 2020Meeting Minutes – 25 February 2021Meeting Minutes – 27 May 2021Meeting Minutes – 26 August 2021Meeting Minutes – 25 November 2021Meeting Minutes – 24 February 2022Meeting Minutes – 26 May 2022Meeting Minutes – 25 August 2022
Committee Members
Central Coast Council:
- Sandra Ayton, General Manager;
- Paul Breaden, Director Infrastructure Services;
- Daryl Connelly, Director Community Services; and
- Allison Kable, Community Development Officer.
Turners Beach Community Representatives:
- Susan Spinks, Turners Beach Community Garden;
- Tim Horniblow, Landcare;
- Clynton Jaffray, Community Representative; and
- Merryn Gilham, Community Representative.
Enquiries
Enquiries can be directed to the Council’s Community Development Officer.
Contact details are below:
Ph: 03 6429 8900
Email: admin@centralcoast.tas.gov.au