
Guest Speaker; Jerry Clune, Mayor of the City of Greater Geraldton, November 6.
One of five children, Jerry grew up at Bringo inland from Geraldton. After school he attended Muresk Agricultural College and then returned to the farm. Along with his wife Linda they have four children, three boys and a girl.

One of five children, Jerry grew up at Bringo inland from Geraldton. After school he attended Muresk Agricultural College and then returned to the farm. Along with his wife Linda they have four children, three boys and a girl.
He has spent over ten years in local government and was the Deputy to the former Mayor. He describes the current council as cohesive. The CGG covers 10,000 sq kilometres and is home to over 40,000 people.
Jerry addressed the following subjects: affordable housing; AMC Park Spalding; sporting facilities; Aquarena; Meru Resource Recovery Centre; public art; Yellow Submarine; Francis St jetty; Greenough Museum; Walkaway Hall; Olive St Memorial; Rocky's Gym Youth Centre; Nangetty-Walkaway Bridge; Spudshed; Airport power microgrid; Maitland Park; Foreshore Youth Project; Spalding Park master plan; West End precinct; Reconciliation Plan; access and inclusion; crime and safety; Strategic community plans – Greenough, Mullewa, Walkaway; QEII Centre; CGG Library, staff safety; event management; renewables; future opportunities.





Questions:
Bob Urquhart on Olive St housing project.
Laurie Dines on Beresford foreshore development.
Bob Hall on CCTV.
Phil Martin on Batavia Hotel site.
Bob Urquhart on Olive St housing project.
Laurie Dines on Beresford foreshore development.
Bob Hall on CCTV.
Phil Martin on Batavia Hotel site.
<---Caption: Phil Martin presented with RYLA Certificate from 1996
