ENVIRONMENT
“We need more cycleways, walkable paths and green spaces.”
Penrith - Living the Life
For the last three years, I’ve been advocating for funding opportunities that will fund upgrades to our aging community neighbourhood centres, our backlog of paths and bus stop infrastructure.
Lifestyle - Community
I am your advocate for issues that matter to you and your family. • For the last three years I’ve been listening to the concerns of residents, I’ve made over 150 formal representations on resident’s behalf.
Livable Spaces
I fully support all projects that provide shade sails and trees installed across our city. I'm advocating for installing solar lighting around our major parks so people can walk safely at night. I support verge gardening activities across our city.
COMMUNITY
“Penrith people should feel safe in their neighbourhoods both day and night.”

Vote 1 Group A – Sue Day Independent South ward

Local Government Election 14th September 2024

Penrith is my home.  I love this City!

I have been working hard to ensure your voice is heard.

Our city is growing, and I will continue to work for you and your family:

My priority is to ensure a liveable Penrith where we:

  • Make sure work is done to protect and enhance
    our environment
  • Ensure Penrith is always welcoming, healthy,
    happy, and connected
  • Have you voice heard when planning and shaping our growing city
  • Improve connectivityaround our neighbourhoods and city
  • Ensure Council leadership is ethical and always has the best interests of the community at its heart.
  • Help dilute the power and alliance of the major parties in the Council Chamber.

My commitment is to be the Councillor you can rely upon, you have my word that I’ll continue to work tirelessly to make sure Penrith is a vibrant livable city.

For the last three years, I’ve been advocating for funding opportunities that will fund upgrades to our aging community neighbourhood centres, our backlog of paths and bus stop infrastructure

  • Successful recommendation for a shuttle bus feasibility study and review of current local bus services.
  • Submissions to public transport enquiries on behalf of residents.
  • Strongly advocated to minimise rate and charges increases.
  • For the last three years I’ve been listening to the concerns of residents, I’ve made over 150 formal representations on resident’s behalf. This won’t change. I am your advocate for issues that matter to you and your family.
  • One of the best parts of being your councillor is that I’ve been successful in helping many residents navigate through complex council issues, this such an important part of my role to make Penrith liveable.
  • My first notice of motion was to request funding for a footpath on Factory Road Regentville. Pleasingly, funding was approved this year.
  • After many representations made on behalf of concerned residents, Racecourse Road is now on the list for Black spot funding.
  • After representation from residents, I advocated for the small dog park at Jamison Park, I’m proud to say that it’s now fully operational and is a roaring success.
  • I was successful in getting the footpath extension at Jamison Park Dog park so now the bus stop is also fully accessible.
  • Fully supported the increase in funding to fix the rural drainage systems.
  • I was successful to get funding for a much-needed path at Wallacia progress Hall.
  • Successful in getting the disabled parking spaces constructed at the synthetic sports field and got the pathway constructed that connects the community building and sports field.

Future plans

  • Support Penrith’s Electrification of transport and required infrastructure
  • Fully support all projects that provide shade sails and trees installed across our city.
  • Advocating for installing solar lighting around our major parks so people can walk safely at night.
  • Fully support verge gardening activities across our city.
  • Increase the funds to fix the rural drainage issues
  • Community infrastructure contributions diverted to fixing community centres
  • Revamp Glenmore Park community center
  • Turn the area between Southlands Shopping centre and the Community centre into a welcoming park area

Sue Day - The Voice of Penrith

Authorised by Tracy Day - 90 Racecourse Road South Penrith NSW 2750 Independent Councillor - Southward I will always put People first I will be a strong independent voice to ensure our local community has a say in planning and development of this beautiful City.
Sue Day - The Voice of Penrith
Sue Day - The Voice of Penrith2 weeks ago
We’re developing a Creek Care Guide to provide information to our residents encouraging and supporting the healthy management of Penrith's waterways — and we want your input!

What do you see as the most pressing issues regarding waterway health and management? What issues are you facing on your property? What changes have you noticed over time in Penrith's waterways? We want to know so we can make sure we’re putting the right information into our guide that will benefit the community and the environment.

Maintaining the health of our waterways is vitally important, as our waterways nourish entire ecosystems. Not only do they provide essential resources and habitat for both aquatic and terrestrial organisms, but they provide us with drinking water and a place for recreation, relaxation and to enjoy activities on the water.

We’d love to hear your thoughts! Fill in our short survey at https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=vjXeNLuQnEKBVLZDfkBr0k0aW_wsjlhMgEgiw0mz4h1UMUQ3V1NVS1gzTFFSREwwSkkxMTBHVENMVCQlQCN0PWcu

Survey closes Sunday 3 November.

#penrithwild #waterways #creeks
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Sue Day - The Voice of Penrith2 weeks ago
It is estimated that 300,000 bicycles end up in landfill every year in Australia. Instead of discarding bikes, e-bikes and scooters in a bulky waste clean-up, consider dropping them off at Council’s free Bike Drop-off and Repair Event to give old rides a new life.

There may be up to 14 million tyres and tubes on unused bicycles in Australian garages, verandas and sheds; that’s 10,000 tonnes of material. Unrepairable donated bikes will be dismantled, with parts reused for playground equipment, bike lanes, and asphalt.

Repairable donated bikes will go to underprivileged children through charities such as Tribal Warrior Aboriginal Corp in Inner Sydney, and kids in disadvantaged communities in Shoalhaven, Gippsland, the Hunter Valley, and outback Queensland.

For more information visit, https://brnw.ch/21wNSmA
Sue Day - The Voice of Penrith
Sue Day - The Voice of Penrith3 weeks ago
Join the new guided tour of Fernhill Estate with our education team, running this spring
Sue Day - The Voice of Penrith
Sue Day - The Voice of Penrith4 weeks ago
Tonight myself and Faithe Skinner were sworn in as Councillors.

As your independent Councillors. We want to thank all the residents who voted for us. We will work tirelessly for you and your family.

#womenforelection
#penrithcouncil
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Sue Day - The Voice of Penrith1 month ago
Panthers Penrith
Great way to support our local businesses
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#penrithcbd
Sue Day - The Voice of Penrith
Sue Day - The Voice of Penrith1 month ago
With temperatures rising and the risk of fires increasing, it’s time to put a fire plan in place. But, if you’re like many in our community, you may not know where to start.

The free Get Prepared app is an easy-to-use, one-stop tool to help you store important documents, identify your risks, find important information, stay calm in a crisis, and save key contacts.

You can also use the app to make a list of important personal items, so you know what to take, where to take it, and who to call if you need help.

Get the app and get prepared at https://www.penrithcity.nsw.gov.au/waste-environment/resilient-penrith/emergency-ready

#ResilientSydney #GetPrepared

Sue Day

T: 4727 0092
M: 411395363
E: sue@sueday.com.au

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