The Northern Peninsula Area Regional Council (NPARC) is a sports club located in the Northern Peninsula Area Regional in Australia. The council's vision is to build a sustainable, culturally vibrant, and connected community. They produce a range of important and informative publications to keep the community up-to-date and informed about what is happening in the area.
NPARC acknowledges the Angkamuthi, Atambaya, and Gudang Yadhaykenu people as the traditional custodians of the land on which they work and live. They pay respects to their leaders, both past and present. The council aims to make a difference in the Northern Peninsula Area (NPA) and provides helpful links on their website for various services such as airport information, building and planning, community facilities, council meetings, IKCs, rangers, tenders and EOIs, current fees and charges, and travelling in the area.
Council meetings are held every month, and the meeting booklets can be found on their webpage. They have upcoming meetings scheduled for November 14th and December 19th, 2023. NPARC also posts public notices, such as the recent observation of box jellyfish at the Seisia wharf. Contact details for the council's Bamaga Office are provided, including phone number and email address.
NPARC is committed to addressing and delivering what's important to the community. Their areas of focus include animal control, community safety, community housing management, youth activities, better community amenities, road signage, and improved communication from Council. Their vision for the Northern Peninsula Area is to build a connected community by growing opportunities for the Indigenous community and enriching the lives of the people while preserving and protecting the rich culture of the region. Strengthening the economy is a key priority for Council, and they actively advocate for greater services and improved connexion in the community.
The council's Corporate Plan outlines their goals for the next five years, aiming to build a strong and vibrant community in the Northern Peninsula Area. They will advocate on behalf of the community to gain access to funding and services needed most while supporting and facilitating Indigenous and local employment and business opportunities. Council recognises the need for improved communication with the community and within Council itself. They will work towards more regular and consistent communication and engagement, providing more opportunities for open communication.
Overall, Northern Peninsula Area Regional Council is dedicated to serving the community and working together to build a sustainable and connected region.