Central Coast Council is inviting the community to have their say on the ongoing management of Central Coast Stadium.

The Draft Central Coast Stadium Strategy will be placed on public exhibition until Monday 28 September for the community to provide feedback on the facility’s vision, purpose and strategic objectives as well as the value of a naming rights sponsor.

Central Coast Stadium Manager, Kath Casey said the strategy aims to drive the future of the venue.

“This important business strategy seeks to build on the economic, social, sporting and financial value of the Stadium, by providing a framework to enhance the Stadium as the major sporting and entertainment facility on the Central Coast,” Ms Casey said.

“Council has developed a business strategy to ensure that the Stadium remains a significant and highly valued community asset and for it to continue to offer significant economic benefits to the region.

“Our ambition is for the Stadium to continue to be an asset that our community are proud of and build on its current strengths to promote it as a premier venue across Australia and on an international level.

“The Stadium offers many opportunities and has potential to attract and expand the events calendar to include new sporting and a wider scope of entertainment and events.”

Mayor Lisa Matthews said Central Coast Stadium is an important community asset that delivers significant benefits for the region.

“The Stadium is in one the best locations on the coast and is one of our most important and valuable community assets,” Mayor Matthews said.

“For the past 20 years, it continues to be a focal point of community pride in our region and has hosted an impressive range of events. We want to ensure it reaches its full potential and continues to contribute to the Central Coast economy.”

Feedback received from the community will be presented to Council for consideration.

To have your say on the Draft Central Coast Stadium Strategy visit www.yourvoiceourcoast.com before 5pm, Monday 28 September 2020.