Umina Community Group is an enthusiastic body of local residents committed to enhancing the suburb of Umina Beach. We do this through active participation in community programs and working with Central Coast Council and other government bodies. Our growing community, along with our many visitors, means improvements to local infrastructure, the environment, and services in Umina Beach are essential to allow the suburb to thrive as a modern coastal community.
Umina Community Group is planning ways to help the residents and businesses become energy efficient, to save money and reduce our carbon emissions. Working with other local community groups, we aim to provide practical tips to optimise your energy use and contributing to become a more sustainable community, through our Community Smart Energy talks. It is an opportunity to be part of the solution, one watt at a time. You can find more details here.
Umina Community Group is actively working on the following priority programs within our community:
- Activity Hub (skate park included) information is here.
- Upgrading Guyangil Park with the support of Central Coast Council
- Upgrading The Runway with the support of Central Coast Council
- Regeneration of the coastal dune habitat.
- Educating people on how to remove graffiti. Actively removing graffiti quickly and reporting its incidence helps authorities combat graffiti. This keeps our community tidier and makes it one that we can be proud of.
- Participating in the Central Coast Council Coastal Zone Planning process to ensure that the plans being put in place further strengthen the protection of Umina Beach and Ocean Beach and their foreshores, for our current community and future generations to enjoy.
- Developing strategies to see an increase in kerb and guttering across the entire suburb of Umina Beach. This will improve the look and feel of the whole of Umina Beach and reduce the problems that come with poor drainage in our streets.
- Encouraging programs that support the younger members of our community through sporting and activity based clubs, and, in particular, the two Surf Life Saving Clubs at Umina Beach.
If you see something that needs fixing, you can let the council know using your phone, just install the App “Snap Send Solve”.