Town and Boundary Signage

We are thrilled to share that the Rotary Club of Uralla has received funding from the NSW Government’s Stronger Country Communities Fund Round 5! This funding will enable us to enhance the entrance and boundary signage for the towns and villages in Uralla Shire.

This project aims to recognise the Traditional Owners of this land, the Anaiwan people, and enhance our community’s identity and wellbeing. New signage will help welcome visitors and celebrate our heritage.

We plan to create a unified system of signs at the main entrances of each town and village, as well as at the borders of our Shire. Each sign will display the name of the town or village and acknowledge the Traditional Owners.

The Rotary Club steering committee has held a number of Entrance Signage Project community consultations sessions in late 2024.  We initially presented four different design concepts to the local Aboriginal Elders in Uralla and Uralla Shire Council who we will partner with for the installation of the signs. We took these designs to the community with public information and feedback sessions held at Uralla, Bundarra, Kingstown, Kentucky, Invergowrie and Rocky River.  Community input was also made available via our website.  We have also met with the Lions Club in Bundarra.