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Council would like to advise residents that the Denise Spencer Memorial Swimming Pool will be closed temporarily on Saturday, 27 November 2021.

As the holiday season quickly approaches and Christmas shopping becomes high on the priority list, Council is encouraging residents to “Think Local First this Christmas” and purchase gifts locally.

Council would like to advise residents that works will commence at the Surat Hall as well as the Cobb & Co Changing Station in November and December 2021.

Maranoa Regional Council would like to advise the community that the Mitchell airfield is now open.

Maranoa Regional Council will commence works this week to upgrade a water main on Twine Street (between Quintin Street and Duke Street Central).

Roma Saleyards Store Sale held yesterday, 26 October 2021, recorded a new top price for steers at the facility, with prices reaching 810c/kg.

Maranoa Regional Council like would to advise residents on an exciting opportunity!

With the completion of Mitchell’s new bore and reservoir, Council’s Water Team has switched the town’s water supply to the new bore.

Maranoa Regional Council is taking expressions of interest from qualified artists to paint a Mural on the booster facility fence line for the Yuleba community.

‘Tis the season to be merry as Council begins accepting monetary donations from Monday, 25 October until Friday, 26 November for this year’s Christmas Relief Appeal.

A new telecommunications tower in Surat is now providing improved digital connectivity and coverage across the Surat town and surrounds.

Jingle all the way - Christmas is coming to the Maranoa! Council is set to host a regional Christmas Street Party on McDowall Street, Roma on Thursday, 2 December 2021.

Roma Saleyards Store Sale held yesterday, 19 October 2021, recorded a new top price for the facility, with prices reaching 756c/kg.

Maranoa Regional Council is offering industrial and commercial businesses the opportunity to connect to Roma’s gas network with big incentives.

As of Wednesday, 1 September 2021 a ban on single use plastic was implemented across Queensland as part of the Queensland Government plan to tackle plastic pollution.