Contact Council

Hay Shire Council
134 Lachlan Street, PO Box 141
Hay NSW 2711

General Manager

David Webb

Open:

Mon — Fri, 9AM to 4PM

Phone:

(02) 6990 1100

Fax:

(02) 6993 1288

Email:

mail@hay.nsw.gov.au Click Here

News & Council Updates

                  
					 25 May 2020
					
                  Media Release - Reboot Hay
                  
                  Hay Shire Council has received funding to deliver the Reboot Hay program. The program aims to provide access to business information, education, and inspiration to advance Hay in partnership with local businesses.
                  
					 14 May 2020
					
                  COVID-19 Changes for Friday 15th May 2020
                  
                  Friday the 15th May will begin the National Cabinet's three-step plan to gradually remove baseline restrictions and make Australia COVID-safe. 
                  
					 14 April 2020
					
                  Open for Business
                  
                  Many businesses have had to change how they operate in response to social distancing introduced by the Australian Government. Here is a list of the businesses who are still open to the community. 
                  
					 6 April 2020
					
                  Coronavirus (COVID-19) update on Restrictions on Gathering and Movement) Amendment Order 2020
                  
                  The NSW Government has released an amendment to its Public Health Order, with changes around Caravan Parks and Camping Grounds.
                  
					 2 April 2020
					
                  Coronavirus (COVD-19) Resources
                  
                  Links for information, advice and resources available for coronavirus (COVID-19) from the Department of Health, NSW Health Murrumbidgee Local Health District, and the Australian Government.
                  
					 2 April 2020
					
                  Early Childhood Education and Care Relief Package
                  
                  The Prime Minister has announced a Care Relief Package to help the early childhood education and care sector make it through the COVID-19 crisis. - 2 April 2020