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  • Animal Management

    Council's Regulatory Services team provide residents with information about responsible dog ownership, investigate dog attack, dog menace and dog nuisance complaints, collect stray dogs and also microchip dogs. Regulatory Services operating hours are Monday to Friday from 8.15am to 4.30pm. READ MORE

  • Mobile Work Force

    The mobile work force provides slashing and weed control for Council’s land, road reserves and easements. The team work a yearly schedule to cover the region, spread over 3,000kms with 750km of roads.

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  • Thorak Cemetery

    Situated amid natural bushland just a short drive off the Stuart Highway or McMillians Road you can find Thorak Regional Cemetery. 

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  • Recreation Reserves

    There are seven recreation reserves in the Litchfield Municipality, each offering a special range of activities and healthy fun.  Come along and visit a reserve, play some sport, ride a horse, have a picnic or have some fun at a skate park.

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  • Waste Management

    Litchfield Council provides waste management and recycling services to ratepayers, residents and commercial users through its three Waste Transfer Stations; Humpty Doo, Howard Springs and Berry Springs.

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Congratulations to all involved in the Queen Baton Relay and Community Dinner. It was a fantastic event that truly showcased Litchfield.  If you weren't there, you missed joining with over 400 community members celebrating with the Baton Bearers and enjoying our local produce: Barra, Croc, Buff as well as the scrumptious Mango Ice blocks. Following on from 2017 Youth Week, 'Dream Big with the Mayor' event, Council will again be looking to listen to the hopes and aspirations of our younger citizens. This year the ‘Litchfield Youth Forum’ will bring together 150, Year 9 students to share ideas and stories with the aim of developing a 'Youth Vision' for Litchfield that will inform planning for the future.

23rd March 2018 | READ FULL STORY Mayor

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