In a momentous occasion at the Windale Hub, Lake Macquarie City Council was presented with the prestigious Bluett Award plaque by the AR Bluett Memorial Award trustees. This accolade, bestowed by trustees Les McMahon, Genia McCaffery, and Paul Braybrooks, signifies the Council’s exceptional accomplishments and commitment to community service.
Mayor Adam Shultz, alongside Council members and staff, gathered to receive this esteemed recognition for the city’s outstanding achievements. This marks Lake Macquarie’s second win of the Bluett Award since 2012, reaffirming its position as a frontrunner in local governance and innovation.
The AR Bluett Memorial Award is a highly esteemed honor in New South Wales, emphasizing excellence, originality, and a dedication to serving the community. Lake Macquarie City Council’s recent triumph in the City and Regional Councils category at the Local Government NSW Annual Conference underscores its ongoing dedication to progressive and sustainable development.
Mayor Adam Shultz expressed gratitude for the acknowledgment, attributing the success to the relentless efforts of Council staff and elected representatives. He commended their passion and diligence, emphasizing that it was their dedication that led to this remarkable achievement.
Among the noteworthy projects highlighted in the Council’s award nomination were the Fernleigh Awabakal Shared Track, the Windale Hub, bilyabayi, inclusive tourism enhancements, and the transition to a bookable bulky waste service. These initiatives showcase the Council’s commitment to innovative and environmentally sensitive practices for the benefit of the community.
The Bluett Award plaque stands as a symbol of Council’s unwavering commitment to excellence, serving to inspire further progress and innovation in the years to come. It is a testament to Lake Macquarie City Council’s continuous efforts to enhance the quality of life for its residents and drive sustainable development within the region.
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