- PO Box 1953, Tamworth NSW 2340
- trrra@outlook.com
The issues that the Tamworth Regional Residents and Ratepayers Association (TRRRA) supports are as broad and varied as the area it encompasses. Below are some of the issues that residents and ratepayers have sought assistance with from TRRRA over the past four years.
Ray Walsh House (RWH) has had $2 million spent on removal of all the internal walls and floor coverings. We are told by a reliable informant that the asbestos lagging around the air conditioning above the false ceilings is still in place. We have also been told that all of the fittings in the Tamworth Regional Council (TRC) Chambers and meeting room on the fourth floor, many being historical artefacts, have been removed and disposed of as waste, as have all of the floor coverings throughout the building. Essentially the interior of RWH has been gutted. The source of the original asbestos issue does not appear to have been addressed.
Currently, during flooding, access to Calala is complete cut off, which leaves the residents of Calala without access to emergency services. As an organisation, the Tamworth Regional Residents and Ratepayers Association would like to see a flood proof option.
Tamworth Region Says No – Community Campaign This is the official campaign in opposition of the proposed rate hike in Tamworth LGA.
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Contents Tamworth Regional Council Media Releases Northern Daily Leader Extracts Tamworth Regional Council Business Papers and Minutes Old Bendemeer Bridge This bridge,
Tamworth Regional Residents and Ratepayers Association Inc (TRRRA) is a not for profit incorporated association formed in 2014. TRRRA’s object is to support residents and ratepayers of the Tamworth Regional Council area with regional and local government issues. TRRRA operates on the principle “Unity is Strength” and the issues TRRRA supports are as broad and varied as the area it encompasses.