Junee Shire Council provides financial support through grants, donations and/or reimbursements to a range of community groups and organisations.

Alcohol Free/Prohibited zones have and continue to be of great assistance to the Police when dealing with alcohol related crimes, in and around the CBD of Junee. Submissions are invited within 30 days for the proposed continuation of the zones.

JSC Chambers, Service NSW and the Council Tip will be closed on Wednesday 19 August from 8:00am to 1:00pm for staff training purposes.

Services will reopen at 1:00pm. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Junee Shire Council wishes to clarify reporting published in today’s edition of the Junee Independent (2 July 2026) concerning the proposed sheep feedlot considered at the recent Ordinary Council Meeting.

Council’s Road Safety Officer, Steven Bloomfield, advises drivers to adjust their behaviour to suit the conditions. This includes slowing down, increasing the distance between vehicles, using low‑beam headlights, and avoiding sudden braking or lane changes.

Drought affects every part of farm life—from land and livestock to business and wellbeing. Support is available to help you prepare, manage, and recover, with practical assistance including low-interest loans, farm business programs, on-ground advice, digital tools, and mental health services.

Women’s Health Nurses provide a free,
confidential and culturally respectful
service to women living in our region.
Services are provided to women by women.

Large agricultural vehicles are common on regional NSW roads, especially during planting and harvest. While essential to farming, they require extra caution from drivers. Road safety advice includes slowing down, only overtaking safely, watching for wide turns, keeping distance, and following road rules. These vehicles are legally allowed on public roads under certain conditions, and patience from motorists helps prevent crashes and keeps everyone safe.