Announcements

The NSW Government committed $1 million of funding in December 2019 for the completion of a feasibility study for the Lake Rowlands dam augmentation as part of its emergency response to the drought in regional NSW. To read more about the grant funding, please click the link provided below. Media Release – Lake Rowlands Augmentation…

Central Tablelands Water (CTW) dedicated the Blayney Water Treatment Plant Administration Building, in gratitude for the exemplary service, commitment and loyalty to CTW by former Director of Operations and Technical Services, Darrell Sligar, who sadly passed away in late 2019. The building was named “The Darrell Sligar Centre” at an official opening on Wednesday, 10…

Central Tablelands Water (CTW) officially opened its new $6 million, 39 kilometre potable pipeline between Gooloogong and Grenfell on Wednesday 16 December 2020. The new pipeline, known as Trunk Main “K” replaces a 74 year old trunk main which has served the township and rural consumers of Grenfell well for a long period of time.…

At their meeting in Grenfell on 14 October 2020, the Members of Central Tablelands Water County Council re-elected unopposed Cr David Somervaille, representing Blayney Shire Council, as Chairman and Cr Kevin Walker, representing Cabonne Council, as Deputy Chairman, until the local government elections in September 2021. Please click the link below to read more. Media…

Level 1 water restrictions for the entire CTW supply network will come into effect from Monday 3 August 2020. Level 1 restrictions consists of the watering of lawns and gardens daily, between 6am to 10am and 4pm to 10pm. All information pertaining to the requirements of Level 1 Water Restrictions is available in the summary…

Following the rain event over the weekend, Lake Rowlands the town water supply source for Central Tablelands Water (CTW) is now spilling. Please click the link below to read more about the catchment area. Media Release – Lake Rowlands spills

The general manager, Gavin Rhodes, has advised that the Council of CTW resolved at an extraordinary meeting on Tuesday 30 June, to ease water restrictions for the entire CTW supply network from Level 5 to Level 4 commencing Monday 6 July 2020 due to the recent inflows in the Lake Rowlands catchment. Please click the…

Although the Board of Central Tablelands Water (CTW) endorsed a recommendation at its Council meeting last week to remain on Level 5 water restrictions across the entire CTW supply network, the water restriction level is most likely to be eased if Lake Rowlands continues to rise. Please click the link below to read more on…

CTW has welcomed the recent funding confirmation by the Minister for Water, Property and Housing, the Hon. Melinda Pavey MP, totalling $142,400 for emergency drought works in the CTW supply network. Please click the link below to read more on the funding commitment. Media Release – CTW Emergency Drought Works funding 2-6-20

Central Tablelands Water (CTW) is pleased to announce the re-opening of the administration office to the public at 30 Church Street, Blayney from Monday 25 May 2020, due to the COVID-19 restrictions now being relaxed by the NSW Government. Preventative measures to reduce the risk of COVID-19 via face-to-face customer service interaction are still in…