Goldenfields Water’s Community Engagement Strategy: Helping Communities with Clean Water

Three women standing near Civiq Aquafil FlexiFountain Drinking Water Stations installed by Goldenfields Water in Temora Council and list of Drinking Fountains in other locations

Providing Clean Water to South West Slopes and Riverina region

Goldenfields Water manages water supply in Bland, Coolamon, Junee, Temora, and parts of Cootamundra-Gundagai, Hilltops, and Narrandera. They provide clean drinking water to around 46,000 customers in an area of 22,526 sq. km in parts of New South Wales.

Understanding Communities Together

In 2017, Goldenfields Water embarked on a quest to deepen their connection with the communities they serve. They recognised the importance of community input. And launched their inaugural Community Engagement Strategy. This initiative aimed to understand each locality’s unique needs and experiences. Forging stronger bonds along the way.

Goldenfields Water Newly Installed Drinking Water Stations in NSW's South West Slopes and Riverina regions

Drinking Fountains: Fight Plastic Waste, Choose Tap Water

Goldenfields Water cares about the environment and the community. They installed drinking fountains that have taps for filling water bottles. This helps reduce the use of plastic bottles. With easy access to fresh and clean drinking water, they encourage people to choose tap.

Aquafil FlexiFountain Drinking Water Stations

Goldenfields Water picked Civiq Aquafil FlexiFountain for their drinking water stations. These stations have taps for refilling water bottles, a drinking fountain, and even a dog bowl.

Aquafil Drinking Water Stations with dog drinking bowl installed at Hilltops, NSW

Breah Coleman from Goldenfields Water said that Civiq’s Aquafil FlexiFountain was the perfect choice for their community.

“Multifunction units including two water bottle refill taps, a bubbler fountain and the dog bowl.

These fountains with large custom graphic panels also look attractive in the community”.

Drinking Water Stations in Different Places

Goldenfields Water donated 38 stations to 20 communities. These communities are in Junee, Cootamundra-Gundagai, Bland, Hilltops, Temora, Coolamon, and Narrandera. The drinking water stations are in parks, sports facilities. And other places where people need water while being active.

Goldenfields Water Staffs choose Aquafil Drinking Fountain with dog drinking bowl by Civiq

According to Breah:

Our community benefits mostly from the bottle refill function. Many of our stations feature at local sporting facilities, parks and pathways.

This is where people need taps to fill up their water bottles with fresh water while exercising“.

Working with Communities for a Better Future

Goldenfields Water’s Community Engagement Strategy is making a difference. They provide clean water and help reduce plastic waste. They want to create a better future for the South West Slopes and Riverina regions of New South Wales.

List of Goldenfields Water’s Drinking Water Stations

Temora Shire Council

  • Paleface Park, corner of Hoskins and Loftus Streets, Temora
  • Coolamon St, Ariah Park
  • Rest area, Burley Griffin Way, Springdale
  • Lake Centenary, Barmedman Road, Temora
  • Gloucester Park, Temora
  • Temora West Park, Temora

Narrandera Shire Council

  • Barellan Sportsground, Mulga St, Barellan

Corner of Balaro and Junee Streets, Grong Grong

Hilltops Council

  • Keith Cullen Oval, start of Burrangong Creek pathway, Young
  • Newson Park, Albury St (adjacent to the swimming pool), Harden
  • Roberts Park, corner of Iris and Neill Streets (adjacent soccer fields), Harden
  • Thornhill Street, Young
  • Pathway near Gus Smith Oval, Young
  • Skate Park, Jugiong
  • PCYC Netball Courts, Lachlan St, Young
  • Albury Street, Harden (out the front of Harden Murrumburrah Visitor Information Centre)
  • Cranfield Oval, Young 
  • McLean Oval, Harden 
  • Chinaman’s Dam, Young
  • Coddington Park, Harden 

Cootamundra-Gundagai Regional Council

  • Gordon Vesperman Park, Bourke St, Cootamundra
  • Cootamundra Library, 61-71 Wallendoon St, Cootamundra 
  • Jubilee Park, Wallendoon St, Cootamundra
  • Main Street, Cootamundra
  • Albert Park, Cootamundra

Coolamon Shire Council

  • Lions Park, corner of Cowabbie and Wade Streets, Coolamon
  • Victory Gardens, corner of Waterview and Ford Streets, Ganmain
  • Bicentennial Park, corner of Wood and Don St, Marrar
  • Lions Park, Ariah Street, Ardlethan
  • Matong Park, Matong
  • Beckom 

Bland Shire Council

  • McCann Park, Mid Western Highway, West Wyalong
  • Cooinda Park, between Newell Highway and Centenary Drive, between Wyalong and West Wyalong
  • Public Toilet, Railway St, Weethalle
  • Park St, Recreational Ground, West Wyalong
  • Herridge Park, Wyalong 
  • Main Park, Ungarie

Bland Shire Council

  • McCann Park, Mid Western Highway, West Wyalong
  • Cooinda Park, between Newell Highway and Centenary Drive, between Wyalong and West Wyalong
  • Public Toilet, Railway St, Weethalle
  • Park St, Recreational Ground, West Wyalong
  • Herridge Park, Wyalong 
  • Main Park, Ungarie

Junee Shire Council

  • Illabo Tennis Court, Wood Street, Illabo
  • Junee Skate Park, Lorne St, Junee
  • Laurie Daley Oval (park dam, near the exercise equipment station), Junee
  • Bethungra Memorial Park, Bethungra
  • Old Junee Hall, Old Junee

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