Central Coast Council has commenced Shutdown 4 of the Mardi Water Treatment Plant upgrade, marking another significant milestone in the region’s largest water infrastructure project this decade.

We are excited to present an exciting line-up of free events for NSW Youth Week, taking place from 9 to 17 April.

On 25 April 2025, a number of ANZAC Day dawn services and marches are scheduled to take place across the Central Coast.These services provide community members with the opportunity to come together to pay their respects to our fallen service men and women and acknowledge those who fought to defend our country and protect our way of life.To make sure these events are carried out safely, there will be road closures in place at some of these locations at various locations and times throughout the day. Please plan ahead and obey all detour signage and road closures to keep our community safe.Lest we forget.Council supported ANZAC Day services:Davistown RSL Club - Murna Road, DavistownDoyalson-Wyee RSL Club - Pacific Highway, DoyalsonEmpire Bay Cenotaph - Sorrento Road, Empire BayGosford Memorial Park Cenotaph - Mann Street, GosfordOurimbah-Lisarow RSL - Pacific Highway, OurimbahTerrigal Beach and War Memorial - The Esplanade, TerrigalThe Entrance-Long Jetty Memorial Park and Cenotaph - Marine Parade, The EntranceThe Ary - Holmes Avenue, ToukleyWyong Town Park and Club Wyong RSL Woy Woy-Ettalong-Hardys Bay Memorial Park and Cenotaph - Brickwharf Road, Woy WoyOther services that are running on the day:Copacabana - 5.30am - Del Monte Place, public area next to surf club (no road closures)Gwandalan - 11am Gwandalan War Memorial (no road closures)Ettalong - 8am - Ettalong Waterfront Park, Vietnam Veterans' Memorial (no road closures) See the full list of locations, service times and road closures belowLocationRoadDawn ServiceMain ServiceDavistown RSL Club19 Murna Road, DavistownFurther information:

Central Coast Council is upgrading Vera’s Water Garden as part of The Entrance Revitalisation Project and is inviting the community to participate in a short poll to determine the future of Vera’s statue.The statue, a long-standing feature of The Entrance, is now under consideration for replacement as Vera’s Water Garden undergoes a significant upgrade to a modern, zero-depth splash park, enhancing accessibility and interactive play for all users.This upgrade will commence after the autumn school holidays, with expected completion by the spring school holidays, weather permitting.