Fresh approach to council news
Visitors to the Council website may have noticed a change in how we are communicating...
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DA approvals getting faster and cheaper
Council's development application approvals are outstripping the Queensland average - with faster turnaround times
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Animal registration
Under the Animal Management (Cats and Dogs) Act 2008, registration is compulsory for all cats and dogs across Queensland. It is compulsory to microchip cats and dogs at the point of sale or if a pet is transferred to a new owner (sold or given away).
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Plenty of parking throughout Toowoomba's CBD
When in the CBD, why drive around until you find an on-street parking bay right outside the shop you wish to visit.
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Toowoomba Regional Council's (TRC) commitment to customer service has seen some exciting changes to the way council does business.
Council has one central phone number for all enquiries including after-hours emergencies 131 TRC (872).
After-hours emergencies are classified as a matter that poses an immediate risk to health, life, property or environment. After-hours emergencies include:
- Water main burst
- Water leaks
- Traffic signals not working
- Dog attacks
- Serious environmental incidents
- Call outs from emergency services
- Trees on roads
- Dangerous pot holes
- Sewer blockages/overflows.
Last Updated on Tuesday, 15 May 2012 14:13
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