Dam Levels
Lake Moondarra Capacity - 28.1%
Lake Julius Capacity - 65.6%
(as at 9 December 2013)
Our community is currently under: Level 3 Water Restrictions
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- TTY users - phone 133 677, then ask for 07 4747 3200
- Speak and Listen users - phone 1300 555 727, then ask for 07 4747 3200
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UPDATE: Council's telephone issues
Mount Isa City Council advises that its telephone system is currently experiencing hardware failure. The system is scheduled for installation from Saturday, 7 December to Sunday, 8 December. We request your patience during the following week as we adjust to the new system and apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
For emergency or after hours enquiries the following numbers can be contacted:
- Emergency animal control, 0428 981 724
- Emergency plumber, 0438 118 649
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Seeking outstanding Isans for Australia Day recognition
NOMINATIONS for next year's Australia Day Awards program open tomorrow and Council is calling for people to put forward community, cultural and sporting heroes from across Mount Isa.
Council farewells faulty phone system
DISAPPEARING phone calls, ringing without end and continuous engaged signals will be a thing of the past from Thursday when Council’s new $40 000 digital telephone system goes live.
Restoration gives reservoir new lease on life
AN essential component of Mount Isa’s water supply has just received a $520 000 makeover as part of a key Council strategy to renew aging major infrastructure assets city-wide.
Filtration effective for discoloured water
Media Release: Mount Isa residents are encouraged to filter drinking water to remove sediment and minimise risk of irritation in some sensitive users.
Eighties Isa brought to light when time capsule revealed
RESIDENTS will get a snapshot of Mount Isan life in Australia’s bicentennial year plus a taste of all things eighties when Council’s 1988 time capsule is dug up on 23 December.
Council Meeting Schedule December 2013 & January 2014
All Council Meetings will be held in the Mount Isa City Council Chambers situated at 23 West Street unless otherwise stated.
Local help needed for streets with no name
STAND aside local rocks, explorers and icons; Council is now on the lookout for notable Mount Isans to immortalise in the street names of the Gliderport suburb. See here for more details.
Isa footpaths get a facelift
FOOTPATHS around the CBD have had some ‘work done’ over the last two weeks leaving them in fine form for the festive season.
20K kicks off Mount Isa’s Typhoon Haiyan appeal
MOUNT Isa Mayor, Tony McGrady presented a cheque for twenty thousand dollars to the Mount Isa Filipino Australian Association this morning to kick off their appeal for victims of Typhoon Haiyan.
Mayor calls for north Australian cooperation on tax reform
MOUNT Isa Mayor, Cr Tony McGrady is calling for cooperation across Northern Australia to put pressure on the federal government to deliver tax breaks for regional workers.
Is it a bird or a plane? Find out at Da Vinci exhibition
MOUNT Isa residents may get to see the world's most enigmatic smile up close when a touring exhibition of Leonardo Da Vinci's masterpieces comes to regional Australia from next year. See here for more details.
Big dry heightens fire danger
MOUNT Isa residents are being urged to take precautions to minimise the risk of bushfires as dry conditions continue to plague the region. Mount Isa City Council met with the Queensland Fire and Rescue Service (QFRS) this week to discuss a bushfire risk reduction plan of action. See here ...
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