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Official opening of new jetty the final piece of Town Beach project
Official opening of new jetty the final piece of Town Beach project
Published on 28 October 2021
The Shire of Broome is inviting the community to join us for the official opening of the Town Beach Jetty, with an inclusive event to take place on the morning of November 6.
The $6 million, 112-metre jetty’s completion is the final puzzle piece in the Town Beach Foreshore Redevelopment, with the Broome precinct overhauled in recent years.
The event will start at 8.30am and involve activities for the whole community to enjoy, and an official ribbon cutting.
Once opened, the jetty will provide the opportunity for fishing from land and improve accessibility to Roebuck Bay for those launching boats.
Shire of Broome president Harold Tracey said it would be great to see the community and stakeholders present to witness the officially completed Town Beach precinct.
“The Shire would like to thank Lotterywest and the State Government for their funding assistance to help undertake this grand project,” he said.
“The overwhelming response to the project has been really positive and I’d like to thank all those parties that helped bring the work to fruition.
“Please join us for a community celebration and be one of the lucky first people to set foot on the newly finished Town Beach Jetty.”
For further information regarding this event visit the Events tab at
www.broome.wa.gov.au
or follow the
Shire of Broome on Facebook
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