Talbingo residents are advised to boil their tap water used for drinking or to use bottled water until further notice due to a treatment plant process failure.
Boil Water Alerts
Council recognises and celebrates the unique character of our region’s towns and villages and we are committed to fostering vibrant, accessible and welcoming communities.
An important part of our vision is a sense of safety. People’s perceptions of safety are strongly influenced by the communities they live in and has a significant impact on health and well being.
Council works together with a range of local authorities, organisations and local groups to provide a coordinated approach to community safety and crime prevention in the Snowy Valleys.
Council is committed to the ongoing education of children, young people and families, Councillors, and work participants about their rights, responsibilities and reporting processes relating to child protection.
Snowy Valleys Council plays an active role in road safety within our community by developing and implementing practical solutions to help reduce road incidents.
To help regulate and control anti-social behaviour and enhance public safety, there are some public areas in the Snowy Valleys that prohibit alcohol consumption and possession.
Emergencies are unpredictable and can have devastating consequences, both during the emergency and long afterwards. SVC's Disaster Dashboard can help you to be aware of, prepare for and respond to local emergencies.
Council is committed to supporting a strong, resilient and prepared community. The safety of our communities, customers and employees is our top priority.