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Cumnock

3 decisions2 topicsUpdated 27 October 2026

Mentions

  • Cumnock Show Society charges, Christmas event funding and a traffic count.
  • Steel sculpture project and Crossroads building roof replacement.
  • Community family event receiving sponsorship
  • Show fencing improvements and progress association activity.
  • Community assistance program funding variation for the Cumnock and District Progress Association.
  • Supports local education, youth participation and community events across several towns.

Decisions

Community donations and event funding approved

Council approved $1,500 for the Country Education Foundation of Australia, $200 for Dax Clarke, school presentation book vouchers, and event or village enhancement funding for Christmas events in Cumnock, Eugowra and Canowindra. Funding included $3,000 for Cumnock, $1,000 for Eugowra, $5,000 for Canowindra Christmas Night Markets, $3,750 for Canowindra Community Christmas Carols and $4,000 for the Canowindra Christmas Street Party.

Supports local education, youth participation and community events across several towns.

Cumnock Show Society water and sewer charges to be donated

Council approved a donation equivalent to the annual standard water and sewer access charges for the Cumnock Show Society, subject to annual budget provisions. It also requested a policy review and a future report on ongoing Section 356 donations.

The show society will receive relief from standard access charges, while Council will review how similar donations are considered and reported.

Event and community funding approved

Council approved $5,000 for the Eugowra Harness Racing Club’s 2026 Canola Cup, $5,000 for the Molong October Village Market, $25,000 to the Molong Advancement Group for proposed Hunter Caldwell Oval upgrades, $3,000 for the Cumnock steel sculpture project and $11,000 for replacement roofing at the Crossroads building.

Community organisations and local events will receive Council funding for activities, facilities and local place improvements.

Topics

Cumnock traffic count

The Acting Deputy General Manager took a question on notice about the outcome of a traffic count in Cumnock and when the results would be communicated to the community.

The community is awaiting information that may inform local traffic decisions.

Variation to community assistance project

Council approved a variation to previously allocated Cabonne Community Assistance Program funding for the Cumnock and District Progress Association, subject to design, location, staff consultation, regulatory compliance and acquittal conditions.

This allows an existing community-funded project to change scope while keeping oversight conditions in place.

Meetings

Council - 27 Oct 2026 2:00 PM

Cabonne Council approved community funding, service support and infrastructure decisions, including $225,000 for Molong projects, financial assistance for children's services, new trucks and a negotiated contract for the Ophir Road traffic bridge.

Council - 22 Sep 2026 2:00 PM

Cabonne Council elected Kevin Beatty as Mayor and James Jones as Deputy Mayor, approved local funding and planning decisions, progressed major Eugowra and Manildra projects, and adopted financial and rating policy actions.

Council - 28 Jul 2026 2:00 PM

Cabonne Council advanced Molong planning and utility reviews, approved a Eugowra feedlot application, awarded pedestrian bridge works, reset a traffic-bridge tender process and adopted new debt recovery and rates hardship policies.

Council - 26 May 2026 2:00 PM

Council approved funding allocations, a budget review, FOGO rollout timing, a raw water easement acquisition process, planning policies, and a tender for Eugowra Memorial Park restoration.

Council - 28 Apr 2026 2:00 PM

Council endorsed major draft plans and policies for public exhibition, began a review of its rating system, approved local funding and sponsorships, progressed land and property matters, and lodged a $1 million grant application.