September 26, 2026

Community feedback on Nambucca Valley’s Signage & Wayfinding Strategy soon closes

Anna Fisher, the consultant Council has engaged to deliver the valley’s Signage and Wayfinding Strategy, chatting to members of the Duguula Bindarray-Garri Aboriginal Advisory Committee about signage on Tuesday 22 September. Photo: NVC.

THERE are just two days to go and have your say on the Nambucca Valley’s Signage & Wayfinding Strategy.

As the hours tick down to the compilation of community’s feedback on the Valley’s road signs, Nambucca Valley Council Manager Economic Development and Tourism Jan Rooney wishes to remind residents there is still time to offer their opinions.

“This project is really exciting because the valley’s signage and wayfinding visually represents who we are as a valley and it helps both residents and visitors to get around,” she said.

Ms Rooney said Nambucca Valley Council had worked with a consultant to develop a strategy that created a consistent approach to signage across the whole local government area.

“Good signage helps people feel welcome and navigate around safely,” Ms Rooney said.

“I invite anyone with an opinion on our valley’s signage to take our short online survey by its closing date of this Sunday 27 September 2026.”

To take the survey visit https://www.nambucca.nsw.gov.au/Community/Get-Involved/Nambucca-Valley-Signage-Wayfinding-Strategy

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