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Palmerston Alderman Mick Spick has commenced his new role as the City’s next Deputy Mayor following the conclusion of previous Deputy Mayor Damian Hale’s five-month tenure in the position.

City of Palmerston is seeking community feedback on the proposal for introducing pop-up dining into Palmerston’s public spaces.

Palmerston will gleam more sustainably when Council switches to energy-efficient LED lighting, as decided at tonight’s ordinary meeting.

Palmerston residents will have the opportunity to consider two options regarding service levels of kerbside waste collection and provide feedback to assist Council’s informed decision-making.

City of Palmerston is calling on community members to join a Community Reference Group to assist in the development of the City’s first Rating Strategy.

Palmerston residents will soon be able to plant fruit and vegetables in sections of local parks and reserves, following the release of Council’s draft Edible Pocket Garden Policy for public comment.

City of Palmerston’s first solar energy project is a step closer with the contract for its design and construction awarded to local Palmerston company, Class A Energy Solutions.

Palmerston is set to be the first stop on NASA’s visit to the Northern Territory as part of its Australia-wide tour for National Science Week.

Palmerston Alderman Mick Spick will become the City’s next Deputy Mayor, after being elected by his Council colleagues.