The Pitt Town Progress Association Inc. is a not-for-profit community organisation, registered under the NSW Associations Incorporation Act 1984. It is staffed by volunteers and has been supporting the Pitt Town community for over 125 years! It’s the community voice with local, state and federal government. We are committed to the improvement of local infrastructure, facilities and community life for the residents of Pitt Town and district.
The Progress Association meets on the first Monday of every month except January, unless the first Monday falls on a public holiday in which case the meeting is on the second Monday of the month. Meetings are held at the Pitt Town and District Sports Club, 139 Old Pitt Town Road at 7:30pm. The Annual General Meeting (AGM) is held in September.
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CURRENT ISSUES BEING PURSUED
A perfect day weather-wise was the setting for a crowd of well over one thousand people, to attend the 2019 Anzac Day service at Pitt Town. Highlights of the service included the unveiling of a new WW2 Honour Roll. The names of the 70 residents of Pitt Town and district who enlisted during the 1939-1945…
49 volunteers assembled at Bona Vista Park on Sunday the 4th March. Kevin O’Connor the organiser, gave a briefing. Then the teams were dispatched to various locations in the Town area. A Hughe variety of rubbish was picked up by the volunteers, ranging from car doors, Tyers, mattresses, and carpet which had been dumped by…
In the June State Budget announcement, the Pitt Town Bypass was mentioned by the Treasurer, Dominic Perrottet. He said: “Our roads investment includes $3 million for the long-awaited Pitt Town Bypass to get the project shovel ready. “This will enable us to progress a project which has been under consideration for more than 60 years…
On Wednesday the 16th of August Council’s Mayor Mary Lyons-Buckett and General Manager Peter Conroy along with Councillors Peter Reynolds, Danielle Wheeler and Nathan Zamprogno were given a 26-stop tour of Pitt Town. Members of the Pitt Town Progress Association along with members of the Pitt Town Residents’ Group, briefed councillors on State Government issues,…
JPG owns the parcel of land bounded by Vermont Avenue, Pittsmoor Street and Bootles Lane known as Lot 61 DP 1206587, 43 Bootles Lane. The lot is currently zoned RU2 and has been identified as containing critically endangered species of native flora. It is also one of the few remaining areas of remnant bushland in…
In today’s budget (20th June 2017) announcement the Pitt Town Bypass was mentioned by the Treasurer, Dominic Perrottet. He said: “Our roads investment includes $3 million for the long-awaited Pitt Town Bypass to get the project shovel ready. “This will enable us to progress a project which has been under consideration for more than 60…
