Springbrook Community Notices

Springbrook Community Notices.

Are the Hoons bothering you? The best way to help the Police deal with this menace is to get a dash cam that can take high quality night time footage as you go through them. Dont think Santa will bring you a dash cam for Christmas? Then pop the hoon reporting number or website into your phone and report each and every incident. The more reports they receive  the more resources that will be allocated to this problem. Even if you can only hear them from your place, call or use the website. It all helps and Halfwit Hoon Hollow down on Pine Creek Road is now the next
target for Police. Help them help us!!
Hoon hotline: 134666

Hoon Watch Form - Ros Bates MP
https://www.rosbates.com.au/hoon-watch-form

2020 hall bookings will be open soon with the current bookings getting priority to keep their current slots. If you are thinking of using the hall in 2020 for any groups, classes or other fun activities, email the hall manager on springbrookhall@gmail.com for a booking form. Locals are charged only $13 an hour and all the payment goes to the SMCA and is cycled back into community activities!


The school holidays are rapidly approaching and with it comes the tourist and all their rubbish. It's time to start taking a rubbish collecting bag with you when you're out and about on your walks again...

The SMCA  and Springbrook State School are holding a combined Christmas celebration on Wed Dec 11th, from 5pm at the hall. See the flyer in your letterbox and on Notice Boards for more details!

Festival of Small Halls Concert starring our very own Lashae and Sani, Dec 14th at the hall. Tickets $20, available online at the Festival of Small Halls website. A really good night for those who love folk music.  Dancing Waters Cafe food stall and a cash bar on the night!

Date Claimers.
*11th Dec. School awards ceremony
*11th Dec. Combined Christmas Celebration with Carol's at the hall.
*Dec 13th. Last day of School
*Dec 14th Festival of Small Halls Concert

The Springbrook Local Disaster Management committee has set themselves up a facebook page to supplement the texts that go out during a disaster or crisis. If you do facebook st all check out the page. Springbrook LDMC and follow or like it to stay in the loop.

Storm season is just around the corner  which for us here on Springbrook means cut off roads and lots of power cuts. Now that you've got your fire plan sorted, it's a good time to look at your storm plan. Check you have enough medication, water, food, communications and lighting to get you through a couple of unexpected days with out power. Remember last years 3 day outage after a 30 minute storm just three days out from Chritmas?

Dont forget to take the SES tags that the Police put off your letter boxes and rural numbers. Would be very confusing if the Police come to door knock again!

Not keen on social media but want to stay in the loop? Try looking at the My Springbrook webpage. It's a copy of the daily community activities that appear on our Instagram and facebook pages. On Sundays it also has a much more comprehensive list of notices and information as well as the weekly, "This week in Springbrook".
www.lovespringbrook.blogspot.com