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- Multicultural food fair bigger and better in 2009
- Sixteen local organisations share in $43,500 of community sponsorships
- City recognised in Living Longer, Living Stronger awards
- Road works for October
- [Civic Centre to close for relocations]
- Record month underlines City growth
- City wins bitumen plant appeal
- Amherst comes alive with a free Community Day
- Court fines dog owners $5800
- Insomnia information seminar is a boon for the sleepless
- Mayor re-elected
- Term Four opens up new activities at CAVE Art Studio
- Free summer skate/BMX clinics
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- Youngest ever member joins Amherst Village library
- City supports Adopt-a Spot program
- Ghost walks get underway on Halloween night
- Youth sport, circus and film activities start soon
- Rains raise fire risk for residents
- Thornlie skate park to get a major facelift
- Local residents can now safely recycle household batteries
- Str8 Talk'n program is a local community success story
- Maddington’s Peace Park gets a major upgrade
- Local residents get behind crime prevention program
- Royal Street Bridge Closure
- Black spot projects receive endorsement
- Bridge closure to cause delays
- City of Gosnells assisting to keep kids out of crime
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- Canning Vale walking group puts best foot forward
- City Sponsorship to assist Community Leadership Network in Maddington and Kenwick
- Royal Street bridge temporary closure
- Gosnells is on the wildflower map
Civic Centre to close for relocations
Civic Centre to close for relocations
The City of Gosnells Civic Centre will be open as usual until 5pm on Thursday 5 November.
It will, however, be closed for business on Friday 6 November and Monday 9 November while the move to the new administration building is completed.
City staff will have no access to computers or phones during this time – and the City’s Customer Service area will also be closed for the relocations.
All phone calls will be diverted to a Customer Service Officer who will endeavour to deal with all urgent calls.
If your enquiry is not urgent it would be greatly appreciated if you could contact the City after the move.
City libraries will be open for business – but there will be no public access to computers on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
There may be some delays while the move is finalised and we thank you for your patience.
