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Upper Hunter Shire Council is seeking expressions of interest from community members residing in Aberdeen, Scone, or Murrurundi to fill two vacant positions on the Rural Roads Advisory Committee. The Rural Roads Advisory Committee plays an important role in monitoring the effectiveness of Council’s Road Maintenance Program and providing advice on how it can be improved — both operationally and strategically. This is your opportunity to represent your community and provide meaningful input into how Council maintains and manages our rural road network. About the Committee The Rural Roads Advisory Committee is made up of: Two (2) Councillors plus one alternate Up to eight (8) community members, with representation from Aberdeen, Scone, Murrurundi, Merriwa and Cassilis The committee meets every six months, or as determined by the Chair, and reports directly to Council’s Infrastructure Services Committee. Discussions within the committee focus on broader road maintenance policies and processes — it is not a forum for individual road complaints or CRM matters. Nominations Open: Wednesday 14 May Nominations Close: 4:30pm Friday 13 June 2025 Submit Your Nomination Complete your application online: Online Nomination Written submissions are also accepted and should be addressed to: Mail: The General Manager Upper Hunter Shire Council PO Box 208 SCONE NSW 2337 Email: council@upperhunter.nsw.gov.au Submissions close at 4:30pm on Friday 13 June 2025. For more information, contact Council on (02) 6540 1100.