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The decision by Penrice to lay off 60 of
its workers following the closure of its
chemical facility at Osborne, along with
the closure of Mann’s Mitre 10 and the
loss of another 40 jobs is a reminder of
the tough economic times being felt by
many local businesses.
Port Adelaide Enfield Council is
standing strong in the face of such
tough economic realities and remains
committed to preserving the amenities of
our city as well as guiding and helping
the city’s small business community
wherever possible.
I have a strong personal belief that we
should all be doing our best to assist
small businesses by shopping locally
whenever possible. While I have nothing
against larger national, corporate
businesses, which also have a very
strong role to play in our community,
I believe it is our small family-owned
businesses that really are the lifeblood
of Port Adelaide Enfield.
They provide local jobs and opportunities
for us and our neighbours. They are the
ones who so often sponsor our sporting
teams and support community events.
We cannot allow them to stagnate and
fail through lack of local support.
At the same time there is also a crucial
role for the State Government which
could start by relocating a Government
department or two to Port Adelaide. Not
just another welfare agency but a genuine
economic commitment to boosting our
city’s workforce who would experience
fewer traffic and parking problems, plus
enjoy great accessibility compared to
the CBD together with a hospitable and
welcoming community.
Ward Councillors
Port Adelaide Enfield Council
comprises a Mayor and 17 Councillors,
distributed around seven wards that
take in the whole of the City. These
are your representatives, your voice in
Council on matters that concern you
in your area, and they are the people
who make the policy decisions that
guide the Council’s administration in its
daily work. If you have any concerns
that should be brought to the attention
of Council, please contact one of the
elected members in your ward.
Mayor
Gary Johanson
• Tel: 8405 6965
gary.johanson@portenf.sa.gov.au
Northfield Ward
Cr Mark Basham JP
• Mob: 0418 809 364
CrMarkBasham@live.com.au
Cr Anne-Marie Hubycz
• Tel: 0421 173 339
hubycz@bigpond.com
Cr Kevin McCarthy
• Mob: 0419 842 757
kevin.mccarthy@elected.portenf.sa.gov.au
Klemzig Ward
Cr Tony Barca
• Mob: 0418 891 321
Email: tony.barca@elected.portenf.sa.gov.au
Cr Jenny Bradbrook
• Mob: 0414 979 434
jenny.bradbrook@elected.portenf.sa.gov.au
Enfield Ward
Cr Michael Iammarrone JP
Mob: 0421 329 153
michael.iammarrone@elected.portenf.sa.gov.au
Cr Carol Martin JP
• Tel: 8359 4369
Email: martinpc@senet.com.au
Cr Peter McKay JP
• Tel: 8262 3387
peter.mckay@elected.portenf.sa.gov.au
Parks Ward
Cr Claire Boan •
Mob: 0408 730 309
claire.parks@hotmail.com
Cr Tung Ngo
• Tel: 8269 7407
tung.ngo@elected.portenf.sa.gov.au
Cr Guy Wilcock
• Mob: 0430 199 246
crguywilcock@gmail.com
Port Adelaide Ward
Cr Ian Bell
• Mob: 0400 010 754
ian.bell@elected.portenf.sa.gov.au
Cr Ray Guscott
•
Tel: 8449 5618
Email: ray.guscott@elected.portenf.sa.gov.au
Semaphore Ward
Cr Aaron Ware •
Mob: 0422 906 694
aaron.ware@elected.portenf.sa.gov.au
Cr Helen Wright
• Mob: 0439 485 737
helen.wright@elected.portenf.sa.gov.au
Outer Harbor Ward
Cr Peter Jamieson
• Tel: 8248 3133
peter.jamieson@elected.portenf.sa.gov.au
Cr Bruce Johansen JP
• Mob: 0417 815 792
bruce.johansen@elected.portenf.sa.gov.au
Mayor’s Message
Mayor Gary
Johanson
Its population at the last Census in
August 2011 was 22,054, an increase
of 2188 (or 11.1%) from 2006 when the
population was 19,784. This compares
with a population increase of 9.8% for
the City of Port Adelaide Enfield and
6.1% for Greater Adelaide.
Here are some of Enfield Ward’s
key statistics:
Total population: 22,054
• Males: 50.7%
• Females: 49.3%
• Median age: 35
Occupied dwellings: 9,776
Ethnicity - Country of Birth:
• Australia 58.2%
• India 6.5%
• United Kingdom 3.6%
• Vietnam 3.1%
• Afghanistan 3%
• China 1.8%
People per household: 2.3
Vehicles per dwelling: 1.5
Population density: 1,935 persons/km²
(Based upon 2011 Census usual
residence data).
Enfield Ward’s population density of
1,935 persons/km² when compared
with other locations makes interesting
reading. It is more densely populated
than the overall figure for the City of
Port Adelaide Enfield (1,227person km²)
but is still not as densely populated as
the City of Unley (2,678person/km²)
and well short of cities such as Tokyo
(6,000 persons/km²).
To view demographic, socio-economic
and a comprehensive range of other
interesting statistics relating to the
City of Port Adelaide Enfield please
visit: www.profile.id.com.au/port-
adelaide-enfield
A snapshot of Enfield
Enfield Ward includes the suburbs of Blair Athol, Broadview,
Clearview, Enfield, Kilburn, Manningham and Sefton Park.
© City of Port Adelaide Enfield;
Journalist: Nigel Hopkins; Photography:
Council Staff, Simon Stanbury (p7),
Marianna Boorman (p15),
Ben Searcy (p15)
Front cover:
Barry Charity
Key Decisions
Meeting held 15 January 2013
• Changes to Parking Controls in
Hampstead Gardens, Greenacres
and Port Adelaide
• Correction of the reserve name
located at 737-739 Grand
Junction Road to be ‘Edward
Smith Reserve’
• Renaming of ‘Mempes Street
Port Adelaide’ to ‘Menpes
Street Port Adelaide’
• Adoption of the process for
the development of an Annual
Business Plan and Budget
Preparation for 2013/2014.
For further information on each
of these decisions please visit
the Council website to read the
Council Minute and Agenda.