This is your association for our local community.  We are here to . . .

• Further the interests of the members of the Association in the development of Callala Bay and its environs.

• Be a representative of residents and ratepayers of Callala Bay as Community Consultative Body to the Shoalhaven City Council

• Promote, conduct or arrange meetings and functions for the benefit of the community

• Encourage residents and property owners to preserve the natural beauty of the environment and keep Callala Beautiful, and

• With the assistance of Shoalhaven City Council, to acquire land for community benefit.

 

YOUR suggestions and ideas are always welcome - we will always do our best to achieve an outcome that will add to the

overall benefit of the community.

 

Please note that much of this work involves working with external funding bodies, grant applications/approvals and negotiations for the

best outcome for the community - we will only release plans, maps, drawings etc. when the outcome of the project is made available to

the general public and an outcome is assured. We work with Shoalhaven City Council for all our projects.

If you have any questions or queries - admin@callalabaycommunityassociation.com

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Our current projects are outlined in our newsletters and have included or include - 

• Sheaffe Street - extension of pathway to meet shared pathway around the bay;

• upgrade to fish cleaning table and improved drainage at Callala Bay boat ramp;

• installation of a shade cover (at the request of local youth) over the grassed area near the skate park in Emmett Street; 

• construction of indigenous poles (by a local indigenous artist) along a section of the shared pathway

• coastal protection management near Jervis Bay Sailing Club & Callala Junior Sailing School_________________________________________________

• viewing platform and access stairs (end of Bay Street)

• Forest Road, Callala Beach Road, WOLLUMBOOLA - $240,000 - Remove clear zone hazards, upgrade T-junction, install shoulder and audio-tactile edge and centre line.

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