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Our Catchment Area
Cumberland lies within 2 major water catchments in Sydney, these are the Georges River Catchment and the Parramatta River Catchment.
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Threats to our environment
Weeds and pest animals are found across Cumberland. Invasive species threaten our valuable biodiversity system, along with climate change and urban heat stress.
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Environmental Management Framework
Cumberland will lead by example to deliver a clean, green and sustainable environment for current and future generations.
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What we are doing
Addressing and preventing domestic and family violence involves working closely with the community.
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Smoking in public places
Council supports State Government smoking restrictions across NSW.
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Cumberland – the bee’s knees in biodiversity
Cumberland Council has won a Keep Australia Beautiful NSW award for its ‘Keepin-A-Hive’ program, which encourages residents to host a native beehive in their backyard and plant native flowering plants for bees to forage on.
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Cumberland wins award for most ‘Sustainable City’ in NSW
Cumberland Council has won the Keep Australia Beautiful NSW, Sustainable Cities Award 2019.
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Property ownership and liability
Find important information about your responsibilities as a resident and Council’s position on liability and negligence.
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Local residents encouraged to ‘Discover Cumberland’
Cumberland Council is encouraging residents new to the area to attend one of its free educational Discover Cumberland workshops or bus tours next month.
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Business advisory sessions
Business advice from accredited professional business advisors, who have first hand experience running their own small business.
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Community Profile
A demographic analysis of the Cumberland City area based on results from Censuses of Population and Housing.
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Historic photos and documents
Cumberland Council Library Service is looking for photos that show the development, people and events of the local area’s past.
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