Gunnedah Shire Mayor Jamie Chaffey said the Gunnedah Showground is a fantastic facility for the Gunnedah Shire.

Other improvements over the past few years, made possible through government funding have included new rodeo and camp draft arenas, new grandstand seating, a new amenities and shower block, and the refurbishment of existing amenities blocks. This project was ranked highly in the feedback from the Showground User groups and it is great to see it completed.” “We have nearly finalised all projects funded under the Stimulus Program, with the most recent completed being the sealing of the remainder of the internal road. “Working together with the user groups to identify and prioritise upgrade projects at the Gunnedah Showground was an important part of the process when applying for the grant,” Mr Bartlett said. This has enabled Council to also make improvements to the internal showground road, including the installation of kerb and gutter, internal street lighting and the sealing of the remaining section of road.Ĭouncil crews have been carrying out this work over the last few weeks and sealing the remainder of the internal road was completed this week.Ĭouncil’s Director Infrastructure Services Jeremy Bartlett said the projects were identified from the Showground Masterplan and a priority list was created after further user-group consultation. Gunnedah Shire Council is continuing to undertake vital upgrades and improvements to the Gunnedah Showgrounds.Ĭouncil’s successful applications under the NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment Showground Stimulus Funding Program has funded projects including storm water drainage demolition of a stable block upgrade of balustrade and railings on the main grandstand and at the Griffiths Pavilion renovations to the kitchen, installation of six whirly-bird roof vents, and external lighting.Ĭouncil was successful with a second round of the funding under this program for an additional $136,923.60.

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