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Now re-emerging from a brief closure due to COVID orders Mosman Square Seniors Centre will mark a major milestone this August: a quarter of a century as an integral part of the community.

Council has partnered with ClimateClever to offer residents and local schools a 12 month subscription to the ClimateClever app for half the standard subscription fee.

Following public consultation and consideration from Council, amendments to Mosman’s Development Control Plans (DCPs) have been made.

Mosman Chamber of Commerce, supported by Mosman Council, has launched Think Mosman First, an initiative encouraging residents to spend locally.

Interested community members are invited to apply to become a director of the recently established Mosman Environmental Foundation Trust.

A free household clean up will take place for Mosman residents in August and an e-waste drop off will be held in September.

Barry O’Keefe Library’s daily opening hours have been extended for all users to 9.30am to 5.30pm weekdays and 11am to 3pm weekends.

New PV solar panels have been installed on the main roof of the Marie Bashir Mosman Sports Centre, to reduce the centre’s greenhouse gas emissions.

Current foreshore parking permits will expire on 30 June 2020. Foreshore permit holders are reminded to obtain their new permit for 2020/2021 before 1 July 2020.

Mosman Council has come on board the NSW Government’s free Park’nPay app which will soon enable drivers to pay for parking and top up online.

Mosman residents are being invited to apply for a free voucher to have their child restraint professionally fitted.

Mosman Council has drafted a new Child Safety Policy, reaffirming its commitment to the safety of children.

Mosman Art Gallery is welcoming back visitors for exhibition viewings during initially limited opening hours from 10am to 4pm Tuesday to Saturday.

Council is looking for groups and organisations interested in hiring the Mosman Drill Hall on a regular basis.

In accordance with guidance from the NSW Government Barry O’Keefe Library has reopened with limited services.

Mosman’s outdoor playgrounds and Mosman Council’s customer service reception have reopened in accordance with public health orders.

A work by First Nations artist Blak Douglas (aka Adam Hill) will be seen around Mosman over coming weeks.

Council’s customer service reception is temporarily closed until further notice and customer service staff are available by phone and email.

In response to updated federal and state government public health orders Mosman Council’s community facilities and programs are being cautiously progressively reopened.

Mosman Council is preparing a Climate Strategy and Action Plan for the next five years which will outline potential actions to be assessed against environmental, economic and social outcomes.