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Trial cleaning program starts

A six-month trial cleaning and maintenance program in Peninsula shopping areas has started.

The Peninsula Chamber of Commerce helped secure a commitment from Gosford Council for the program which is designed to make the streets cleaner and safer.

Chamber president Mr Matthew Wales, said: "The cleanliness of our town centres is vitally important.

"In years past, Council has not provided adequate cleaning services in either Woy Woy, Umina Beach or Ettalong Beach.

"With ongoing expenditure of $4 million in our CBDs under Council's Financial Strategy, Council conceded that a consistent and effective maintenance program needed to be put in place."

The trial will last six months and Erina contractors, ACS Group, have been employed.

ACS will clean footpaths, maintain street furniture and gardens and provide general assistance and information to the public.

A security service will be provided with uniformed officers acting as a deterrent to crime.

"A similar operation has worked effectively in the Gosford CBD over a number of years," Mr Wales said.

If the trial is successful, Council will explore options for recurrent funding.

The program will operate Monday to Friday, visiting each CBD area daily.

ACS can be contacted on 0414 849 411.





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