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Council will be undertaking larvicide mosquito treatment within Surat to reduce breeding.

LATEST UPDATE: Due to a burst water main on College Street in Wallumbilla, water across the Wallumbilla township will be shut off for an hour and 30 minutes. *Issued at 2:40pm, Wednesday 23 April.

Irrigation works will commence at the Roma Cemetery next Monday, 28 April.

Join Councillors and the project team on Wednesday, 23 April at 5:30pm to hear all about the latest developments and have your questions answered.

As we hop into Easter, we remind residents that Maranoa Regional Council customer service centres will be closed for the Good Friday and Easter Monday public holidays.

As Easter approaches, we remind residents that the Roma and Mitchell Waste Facility will be closed for the Good Friday Public Holiday.

Spencer Street in Roma is closed and under local traffic control to enable preparatory work to commence at the Denise Spencer Memorial Pool.

Council wishes to advise that contractors will be undertaking tree pruning along McDowall Street on Wednesday, 9 April, and Thursday, 10 April.

Maranoa Regional Council advises residents that kerb and channel works will commence on Beitz Street, Roma from Monday, 7 April.

Conditions can change quickly, so we encourage residents to check Council's Disaster Dashboard before heading out for the latest road closure updates and driving conditions.

Bitumen resealing works across the Maranoa will commence from 07 April 2025. The program will see sections of sealed (bitumen) roads receive a new coat of bitumen on selected rural and urban roads.

Water has been shut off on McEwan St, Roma between Miscamble and Charles St whilst emergency repairs are being completed.

UPDATE: The Carnarvon Highway between Injune and Rolleston has been reopened. *This update was issued at 12:16pm.

**** Due to wet weather, the Mitchell Waste Facility will be closed today, Wednesday 2 April 2025.

The weather system responsible for recent widespread rainfall is now moving eastward through the Maranoa, with conditions expected to gradually ease over the weekend.