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Local Government Elections 21 October 2017 LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS 21 OCTOBER 2017 BE A VOCAL CALL FOR NOMINATIONS NOMINATIONS CLOSE 4PM THURSDAY 14 SEPTEMBER 2017 LOCAL Nominations are called for the following Local Government witnessed. This form is available from the Local Government The documents may be hand delivered, posted or faxed to the Elections, to be held on Saturday, 21 October 2017 to fll vacancies offces listed below. Returning Offcer and must be received by the close of nominations. on the Councils listed below. • a single A4 page profle containing not more than 150 words Full details about eligibility and nomination procedures for prospective Nomination Time and Place of biographical information about the proposed candidate and candidates in the elections listed below can be obtained by contacting • Nominations for all vacancies open on Thursday, 7 September 2017 statements of the candidate’s policies or beliefs. your Local Government offce. Where there are multiple • Nominations must be lodged by 4.00pm, Thursday, 14 September 2017 • a nomination deposit of $80 (cash, or postal order, or bank vacancies of varying terms Nominations must be lodged with the Returning Offcer at any time cheque subject to Returning Offcer approval). within a single District or during the above period at the offces of the Local Government. • a recent passport-sized photograph (optional). Ward, the candidates Nomination Requirements Where an agent lodges a nomination on a candidate’s behalf, it term of offce will be Candidates are required to lodge with the RETURNING OFFICER: must be in the prescribed form with a written authorisation signed determined by the • a completed nomination in the prescribed form, signed and by the candidate. election. SHIRE OF BEVERLEY SHIRE OF DOWERIN SHIRE OF MINGENEW SHIRE OF QUAIRADING 136 Vincent Street, Beverley 6304 13 Cottrell Street, Dowerin 6461 22 Victoria Street, Mingenew 6522 10 Jennaberring Road, Quairading 6383 RETURNING OFFICER: Stephen Gollan RETURNING OFFICER: Andrea Selvey RETURNING OFFICER: Martin Whitely RETURNING OFFICER: Graeme Fardon TEL: 9646 1200 FAX: 9646 1409 TEL: 9361 1202 FAX: 9631 1193 TEL: 9928 1102 FAX: 9928 1128 TEL: 9645 2400 FAX: 9645 1126 EMAIL: [email protected] EMAIL: [email protected] EMAIL: [email protected] EMAIL: [email protected] NOMINATION PLACE: 136 Vincent Street, Beverley 6304 NOMINATION PLACE: 13 Cottrell Street, Dowerin 6461 NOMINATION PLACE: 22 Victoria Street, Mingenew 6522 NOMINATION PLACE: 10 Jennaberring Road, Quairading 6383 OFFICES VACANT AND TERMS OF OFFICE: OFFICES VACANT AND TERMS OF OFFICE: OFFICES VACANT AND TERMS OF OFFICE: OFFICES VACANT AND TERMS OF OFFICE: DISTRICT fve vacancies 4 year terms DISTRICT four vacancies 4 year terms RURAL WARD one vacancy 4 year term DISTRICT four vacancies 4 year terms DISTRICT one vacancy 2 year term DISTRICT one vacancy 2 year term RURAL WARD one vacancy 2 year term SHIRE OF SANDSTONE TOWN WARD two vacancies 4 year term SHIRE OF BOYUP BROOK SHIRE OF DUMBLEYUNG Hack Street, Sandstone 6639 TOWN WARD one vacancy 2 year term RETURNING OFFICER Abel Street, Boyup Brook 6244 Cnr Harvey and Dawson Street, Dumbleyung 6350 SHIRE OF MORAWA : Harry Hawkins RETURNING OFFICER: Alan Lamb RETURNING OFFICER: Matthew Gilfellon TEL: 9963 5802 FAX: 9963 5852 EMAIL: TEL: 9765 1200 FAX: 9765 1592 TEL: 9863 4012 FAX: 9863 4146 26 Winfeld Street, Morawa 6623 [email protected] EMAIL: EMAIL: RETURNING OFFICER: Sean Fletcher NOMINATION PLACE: Hack Street, Sandstone 6639 [email protected] [email protected] TEL: FAX: OFFICES VACANT AND TERMS OF OFFICE: NOMINATION PLACE: Abel Street, Boyup Brook 6244 NOMINATION PLACE: Cnr Harvey and Dawson Street, Dumbleyung 6350 9971 1204 9971 1284 OFFICES VACANT AND TERMS OF OFFICE: OFFICES VACANT AND TERMS OF OFFICE: EMAIL: [email protected] DISTRICT three vacancies 4 year terms NOMINATION PLACE: 26 Winfeld Street, Morawa 6623 SCOTTS BROOK WARD one vacancy 4 year term NORTH WARD two vacancies 4 year terms OFFICES VACANT AND TERMS OF OFFICE: SHIRE OF TAMMIN BOYUP BROOK WARD two vacancies 4 year terms SOUTH WARD one vacancy 4 year term DISTRICT four vacancies 4 year terms 1 Donnan Street, Tammin 6409 BENJINUP WARD one vacancy 4 year term DUMBLEYUNG WARD one vacancy 4 year term RETURNING OFFICER: Peter Naylor DINNINUP WARD one vacancy 4 year term DUMBLEYUNG WARD one vacancy 2 year term SHIRE OF MOUNT MAGNET TEL: 9637 0300 FAX: 9637 1117 SHIRE OF BROOKTON SHIRE OF DUNDAS 90 Hepburn Street, Mount Magnet 6638 EMAIL: [email protected] RETURNING OFFICER: Adam Majid NOMINATION PLACE: 1 Donnan Street, Tammin 6409 14 White Street, Brookton 6306 88-92 Prinsep Street, Norseman 6443 TEL: 9963 3000 FAX: 9963 4133 OFFICES VACANT AND TERMS OF OFFICE: RETURNING OFFICER: Ian D’Arcy RETURNING OFFICER: Doug Stead EMAIL: TEL: FAX: TEL: FAX: [email protected] DISTRICT three vacancies 4 year terms 9642 1106 9642 1173 9039 1205 9039 1359 NOMINATION PLACE: 90 Hepburn Street, Mount Magnet 6638 EMAIL: [email protected] EMAIL: [email protected] OFFICES VACANT AND TERMS OF OFFICE: SHIRE OF THREE SPRINGS NOMINATION PLACE: 14 White Street, Brookton 6306 NOMINATION PLACE: 88-92 Prinsep Street, Norseman 6443 DISTRICT four vacancies 4 year terms 132 Railway Road, Three Springs 6519 OFFICES VACANT AND TERMS OF OFFICE: OFFICES VACANT AND TERMS OF OFFICE: RETURNING OFFICER: Sylvia Yandle DISTRICT three vacancies 4 year terms DISTRICT three vacancies 4 year terms SHIRE OF MUKINBUDIN TEL: 9954 1001 FAX: 9954 1183 DISTRICT two vacancies 2 year terms DISTRICT one vacancy 2 year term 15 Maddock Street, Mukinbudin 6479 EMAIL: [email protected] RETURNING OFFICER: Dirk Sellenger NOMINATION PLACE: 132 Railway Road, Three Springs 6519 SHIRE OF BRUCE ROCK SHIRE OF GOOMALLING TEL: 9047 2100 FAX: 9047 1239 OFFICES VACANT AND TERMS OF OFFICE: 54 Johnson Street, Bruce Rock 6418 32 Quinlan Street, Goomalling 6460 EMAIL: [email protected] DISTRICT three vacancies 4 year terms RETURNING OFFICER: Darren Mollenoyux RETURNING OFFICER: Clem Kerp NOMINATION PLACE: 15 Maddock Street, Mukinbudin 6479 TEL: 9061 1377 FAX: 9061 1340 TEL: 9629 1101 FAX: 9629 1017 OFFICES VACANT AND TERMS OF OFFICE: SHIRE OF TRAYNING EMAIL: [email protected] EMAIL: [email protected] Lot 66 Railway Street, Trayning 6488 DISTRICT fve vacancies 4 year terms RETURNING OFFICER NOMINATION PLACE: 54 Johnson Street, Bruce Rock 6418 NOMINATION PLACE: 32 Quinlan Street, Goomalling 6460 : Graham Merrick OFFICES VACANT AND TERMS OF OFFICE: OFFICES VACANT AND TERMS OF OFFICE: SHIRE OF MURCHISON TEL: 9683 1001 FAX: 9683 1040 3007 Carnarvon-Mullewa Road, Murchison 6630 EMAIL: DISTRICT four vacancies 4 year terms DISTRICT three vacancies 4 year terms [email protected] RETURNING OFFICER: Peter Dittrich NOMINATION PLACE: Lot 66 Railway Street, Trayning 6488 SHIRE OF CARNAMAH SHIRE OF KELLERBERRIN TEL: 9963 7999 FAX: 9963 7966 OFFICES VACANT AND TERMS OF OFFICE: 33-37 Macpherson Street, Carnamah 6517 110 Massingham Street, Kellerberrin 6410 EMAIL: [email protected] DISTRICT three vacancies 4 year terms RETURNING OFFICER: Neil Hartley RETURNING OFFICER: Raymond Griffths NOMINATION PLACE: 3007 Carnarvon-Mullewa Road, Murchison 6630 SHIRE OF WAGIN TEL: 9951 7000 FAX: 9951 1377 TEL: 9045 4006 FAX: 9045 4437 OFFICES VACANT AND TERMS OF OFFICE: EMAIL: [email protected] EMAIL: [email protected] DISTRICT three vacancies 4 year terms 2 Arthur Road, Wagin 6315 RETURNING OFFICER: Peter Webster NOMINATION PLACE: 33-37 Macpherson Street, Carnamah 6517 NOMINATION PLACE: 110 Massingham Street, Kellerberrin 6410 SHIRE OF NANNUP TEL: FAX: OFFICES VACANT AND TERMS OF OFFICE: OFFICES VACANT AND TERMS OF OFFICE: 9861 1177 9861 1204 15 Adam Street, Nannup 6275 EMAIL: [email protected] DISTRICT three vacancies 4 year terms DISTRICT three vacancies 4 year terms RETURNING OFFICER: Peter Clarke NOMINATION PLACE: 2 Arthur Road, Wagin 6315 DISTRICT one vacancy 2 year term SHIRE OF KOJONUP TEL: 9756 1018 FAX: n/a OFFICES VACANT AND TERMS OF OFFICE: EMAIL: SHIRE OF CHRISTMAS ISLAND 93 Albany Hwy, Kojonup 6395 [email protected] DISTRICT six vacancies 4 year terms RETURNING OFFICER NOMINATION PLACE: 15 Adam Street, Nannup 6275 DISTRICT two vacancies 2 year terms George Fam Centre, Murray Road, Christmas Island, Indian Ocean 6798 : Rick Mitchell-Collins OFFICES VACANT AND TERMS OF OFFICE: RETURNING OFFICER: David Price TEL: 9831 2400 FAX: 9831 1566 SHIRE OF WANDERING TEL: FAX: EMAIL: CENTRAL WARD one vacancy 4 year term 9164 8300 9164 8304 [email protected] 22 Watts Street, Wandering 6308 EMAIL: [email protected] NOMINATION PLACE: 93 Albany Hwy, Kojonup 6395 NORTH WARD two vacancies 4 year terms SOUTH WARD one vacancy 4 year term RETURNING OFFICER: Amanda O’Halloran NOMINATION PLACE: George Fam Centre, Murray Road, Christmas Island, Indian OFFICES VACANT AND TERMS OF OFFICE: TEL: 9884 1056 FAX: 9884 1510 Ocean 6798 DISTRICT four vacancies 4 year terms SHIRE OF NAREMBEEN EMAIL: [email protected] OFFICES VACANT AND TERMS OF OFFICE: SHIRE OF KONDININ 1 Longhurst Street, Narembeen 6369 NOMINATION PLACE: 22 Watts Street, Wandering 6308 DISTRICT fve vacancies 4 year terms RETURNING OFFICER: Chris Jackson OFFICES VACANT AND TERMS OF OFFICE: 11 Gordon Street, Kondinin 6367 TEL: 9064 7308 FAX: 9064 7037 DISTRICT four vacancies 4 year terms SHIRE OF COOLGARDIE RETURNING OFFICER: John Read EMAIL: TEL: FAX: [email protected] Bayley Street, Coolgardie 6429 9889 1006 9889 1197 NOMINATION PLACE: 1 Longhurst
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