Council is developing a new region-wide Aquatic Strategy that will set out how we approach aquatic facility planning, management and investment in the years ahead.
Whether you're a regular at your local public pool, haven't ever been, or fall somewhere in the middle— we need your help to get this new strategy right.
What we want to know
- How the community currently uses aquatic facilities and services
- How many people participate or would like to participate in recreation, fitness, learn-to-swim, sport and community wellbeing activities at our aquatic facilities
- What it's like for different kinds of people to access and use our pools and aquatic facilities
- How well existing facilities are meeting community needs and expectations
Your feedback will help Council understand what's working well, where there's room for improvement and what we should be prioritising.
'A proper long-term aquatic strategy means the decisions we make today, the plans we make for the future, and the discussions we have along the way are grounded in the reality of what our community wants and what Council can afford to provide,' said Mayor Chris Hanna, Snowy Monaro Regional Council.
Submit your feedback online at www.yoursaysnowymonaro.com.au or drop in and see us in person at a community session near you this November.
Community drop-in sessions and pop-up stalls
- Sunday 15 November 2026
Cooma Rotary Markets — 9am to 1pm
- Sunday 22 November 2026
Bombala Community Centre — 9am to 11am
Maybe Street, Bombala — 11am to 1pm
Berridale Pool — 3.30pm to 5.30pm
- Monday 23 November 2026
Sharp Street, Cooma — 12pm to 2pm
Adaminaby Pool — 3pm to 5pm
Jindabyne Library — 5pm to 7pm
Adaminaby Memorial Hall — 5pm to 7pm
- Tuesday 24 November 2026
Gippsland Street, Jindabyne — 12pm to 2pm
Berridale Pool — 3pm to 5pm
Cooma Library — 5pm to 7pm
Berridale Council Office — 5.30pm to 7.30pm
Visit www.yoursaysnowymonaro.com.au
