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HomeNewsNoosa Leisure Centre opens as a place of refuge during Cyclone Alfred

Noosa Leisure Centre opens as a place of refuge during Cyclone Alfred

Noosa Council will open Noosa Leisure Centre as a place of refuge for residents and visitors who have no other place to go during Tropical Cyclone Alfred.

Residents and visitors are encouraged to seek shelter with friends, family and tourist accommodation where possible, but the Leisure Centre will be available from 9am today (Wednesday) for those unable to do so.

Pets are welcome but leads or cages are required to keep them contained.

The Leisure Centre will operate 24/7 until no longer required.

Noosa Leisure Centre is at 9 Wallace Drive Noosaville.

COUNCIL FACILIITIES

Council facilities, including the Customer Service Centre at Tewantin, remain open today, with business largely as usual. Council will provide further information later today regarding operations for tomorrow.

COUNCIL WASTE SERVICES

Residents are reminded that Council’s Eumundi Road waste and recycling centre will close from midday Thursday and remain closed Friday. Its reopening will depend on site conditions and weather – check Council’s website for updates.

Pomona and Cooroy waste transfer stations are closed until further notice.

Residential wheelie bins won’t be emptied on Thursday or Friday. Residents in areas usually serviced on these days should wheel their bins out on Monday next week once waste collections resume, weather permitting. The areas affected by this change include:

Noosaville (from Gibson Rd nth)

Noosa Heads

Weyba Park (the area behind Aldi)

Bluefin Court, Noosaville

Noosa Waters (Saltwater Avenue and east)

All Beach areas (Sunrise, Sunshine, Castaways, Marcus and Peregian)

Bins that would normally be emptied today (Wednesday), will be emptied as normal, plus commercial services (hotels motels, businesses) will also be serviced Wednesday (Roberts St, Gympie Tce, Weyba Rd, Thomas St, Albert St, Elizabeth St, Munna Crt, Noosa Parade, Peza Crt serviced Wednesday).

Council will pick up waste and recycling, no green waste.

STAY UP-TO-DATE

Stay informed by visiting Council’s Disaster Dashboard – disaster.noosa.qld.gov.au/

For tips on how to prepare your property, visit the Get Ready Queensland website – www.getready.qld.gov.au/

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