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
Northfield Ward
Cr Mark Basham JP
• Mob: 0418 809 364
mark.basham
@portenf.sa.gov.au
Cr Anne-Marie Hubycz
• Mob: 0421 173 339
anne-marie.hubycz
@portenf.sa.gov.au
Cr Kevin McCarthy
• Mob: 0419 842 757
kevin.mccarthy
@portenf.sa.gov.au
Klemzig Ward
Cr Tony Barca
• Mob: 0418 891 321
Email:
Cr Jenny Bradbrook
• Mob: 0414 979 434
Enfield Ward
Cr Michael Iammarrone JP
Mob: 0421 329 153
Cr Carol Martin JP
• Tel: 8359 4369
Email:
Cr Peter McKay JP
• Tel: 8262 3387
Parks Ward
Cr Claire Boan •
Mob: 0408 730 309
Cr Guy Wilcock
• Mob: 0430 199 246
• Vacant until Nov 14
Port Adelaide Ward
Cr Ray Guscott
•
Tel: 8449 5618
Email:
• Vacant until Nov 14
Semaphore Ward
Cr Helen Wright
• Mob: 0439 485 737
•
Vacant until Nov 14
Outer Harbor Ward
Cr Peter Jamieson
• Tel: 8248 3133
Cr Bruce Johansen JP
• Mob: 0417 815 792
© City of Port Adelaide Enfield;
Journalist: Nigel Hopkins;
Photography: Council Staff;
Photo courtesy of The State Library
of South Australia (cover insert)
Front cover:
Port Adelaide Enfield Twilight
Christmas Parade on 15 November 2014
Key Decisions
12 August Meeting
Your Elected Members meet every month
to discuss a range of matters related to
community life. Meetings are open to the
public and everyone is welcome to attend.
Here are just some of the decisions made
at recent Council meetings.
• ‘The Big E’ sculpture to be retained
(See page 6 for details)
• Community and Cultural Development
Grants approved for approx. 40 groups
• Proposal to form Flood Advisory Group
• Review of parking controls for
St Martins School and St Pius X School
City Manager’s Message
Residents and ratepayers have by now
received an Emergency Management
Information magnet, delivered with their
first quarter rates notices. The handy
magnets detail relevant emergency
services contacts. Unfortunately, one of
the numbers listed requires updating. If
you have the magnet on display, please
update the number for Burst Water Main/
Sewer Emergencies to 1300 883 121.
If you would like a corrected version for
display, you can reprint the document
from the file available on Council’s
website
Council apologises for any inconvenience
caused. Extra copies of the magnet
are available by contacting 8405 6600
or requesting one by email.
Make sure your vote counts…
Local Government has an increasing role
in the way we lead our day to day lives
and the range of facilities and services
that it provides affects all of our lives.
Remember your vote matters in these
Local Government Elections.
Voting papers will be mailed out to all
electors included on the roll commencing
on Monday 20 to Friday 24 October
2014. Information on each of the
candidates will be included for your
information. Reply paid return envelopes
will be provided to assist with lodgement
of your vote.
If you have not received your voting
papers by Monday 27 October, please
contact the Council’s Customer Service
Team on 8405 6600 or by email
Information on the Elections is updated
regularly and can be obtained from
Council’s website
the Local Government Association
, the Electoral
Commission
or
Council’s website. Please remember
Your Vote Counts –
Your ballot papers
must be received by 5pm on Friday
7 November 2014.
Local Government Elections 2014
Emergency Management Magnets
Towards the end of October residents will
receive voting papers for the forthcoming
local government elections, which
conclude on 7 November. With a total
of 17 Councillors and a Mayor due to be
elected, the City of Port Adelaide Enfield
has had a record number of 52 candidates
nominate. This will require an election for
the Mayor and all seven wards.
Unlike State elections, voting in local
government elections is not compulsory,
but like all who are involved in local
government I believe it’s very important
that you do vote.
Local government elections matter because
Councils are the tier of government closest
to the community, and undoubtedly the
area of government that has the most day
to day impact on our lives.
Council provides a range of services
that contribute a great deal to our
communities. Our libraries and
community centres offer diverse programs,
and our HACC and community transport
services continue to be well utilised.
Our planning and building departments
are there to assist when you have a new
home or development in mind while our
health officers and inspectors work to help
ensure community safety. Council also
contributes to the funding and delivery of
a number of community events each year
so we can celebrate together.
I am grateful to the residents and
ratepayers who take the time to contact
us if there is a location in our City that
requires attention. An article on page 12
highlights how to request services. Beyond
the day to day services, local government
is increasingly being asked to play an even
greater role in how communities operate.
Now is the time for our residents and
business and property owners to consider
what services they require and how our
city should look
in the future.
City Manager (Acting) Wally Iasiello
Authorised by Wally Iasiello City Manager (Acting)
163 St Vincent Street, Port Adelaide SA 5015 16/09/14
Authorised by Wally Iasiello City Manager (Acting)
163 St Vincent Street, Port Adelaide SA 5015 16/09/14
