Protect Pittwater’s refreshed proposal to reinstate Pittwater Council has been well received by residents of the former Pittwater Council area with our volunteers collecting over 3000 signatures in the past 3 months. Here’s some photos of dedicated and passionate volunteers at work:...

On 30 April 2024, Protect Pittwater secretary, Anna Maria Monticelli and President Simon Dunn gave a public address at the Northern Beaches Council....

On Tues 30 April 2024 Northern Beaches Council voted to defer until their June meeting a decision on whether to conduct a council-wide de-amalgamation poll to coinicide with the September 2024 Local Government elections. Pittwater ward Cr Gencher (who recently defected from Your Northern Beaches to join the Liberal...

Prior to forced amalgamation on 12 May 2016, Pittwater Council had net assets of $1,009,311,000 (just over $1Billion) from retained earnings of $866,863,000 and reserves of $142,448,000. Pittwater’s rates revenue for the part year to 12 May 2016 was $43,395,000. The previous full year rates revenue was $51,107,000. Its...

Pittwater Ward Councillor Miranda Korzy has put forward a motion for the Northern Beaches Council to Poll Residents as to whether they are in favour of deamalgamation. Cr Korzy’s motion proposes that the formal Poll be conducted at the same time as the 2024 Local Government Elections, which is...

Link to key statistics on former Pittwater Council area: https://profile.id.com.au/northern-beaches/about?WebID=510...

Pittwater Council was working hard for its community and in 2013 developed a 12 year community strategic plan. The plan is reproduced below:...

The Boundaries of the former Pittwater Council area are very different to the current Pittwater Ward and the Pittwater State Electorate. The former Pittwater Council area is that shown below in gray shading. Protect Pittwater seeks to reinstate Pittwater Council using the previous boundaries....

Following the AGM on 25 March 2024, the nine committee members are:...