The Shire of Chapman Valley it is in receipt of an application for an outbuilding upon 38 (Lot 112) Wokarena Road, Buller.

The Shire of Chapman Valley is seeking a Full Time Plant Operator based at Nabawa, yet required to work at various locations across the whole of the Shire

Ever thought about nominating to become a Councillor, but you aren't sure if the role is for you? Then be sure to register for this free webinar to have all your questions answered.

Are you an owner or occupier of a property within the Shire of Chapman Valley but live somewhere else? Do you want to vote in the October Local Government Elections?

Congratulations to John Collingwood who became the latest Freeman of the Shire at an event held at Nukara on Saturday night.

Western Power is trialling a new way of inspecting their network using Remotely Piloted Aircraft – commonly known as drones - to more quickly locate faults and reduce the duration of outages

The Chapman Valley Ambulance Sub Centre is currently on the look out for volunteers.

Come along and join in every Wednesday during school term

Congratulation to Marinella and Sophie Canaveera who today became Australian Citizens at a ceremony held in Council Chambers.

Congratulations to Peter Batten who was bestowed the title of Honorary Freeman of the Shire at a function held in his honour.

Congratulations to the Chapman Valley Historical Society on their commendation as a finalist in the 2019 WA Heritage Awards in the category ‘Contribution by a Community-based Organisation’.

Check out the link below and see why Cr Anthony Farrell enjoys being on Council

The Shire has been successful in its attempts over the past two (or more) years to establish a highspeed fixed wireless internet service to our district. The Premier recently announced Logic IT as the successful business to establish the highspeed fixed wireless internet service across the Shire’s of Chapman Valley and Northampton. If you are interested in finding out more you are encouraged to contact Logic IT direct.

Main Roads WA and the Mid West Development Commission have been undertaking a study that is considering a realignment of the North West Coastal Highway to enable triple road-trains to travel south from their current termination point at Carnarvon to continue through to north of Perth. This will require several realignments to bypass Northampton, Geraldton and Dongara and the study is tasked with identifying the final corridor.

Earl O’Donnell was awarded the Maslen/McDonald Award by the DFES Midwest District Operations Advisory Committee.