Katherine Public Library
Library in Katherine

The Katherine Town Council is dedicated to offering quality services to the people of Katherine. To be installed and operated in the alcohol service areas of all deposit and takeaway licenses. The Katherine Meat Works has played a major role in the development of the town and the region. The Katherine Springs, located on the Victoria Highway just a concise drive from the town center of Katherine, are a popular swimming spot for locals and tourists alike. To ensure the provision of SOCIAL and cultural services, which are responsive to community aspiration, through the encouragement, encourage and enhancement of community initiatives. To provide a quality environment for the people of the Katherine Region. We will bear a safe, friendly occupied environment that supports staff development. I trust that wherever you live you must receive some responsibility for the growth and development of that community at whatever slick you are qualified be it a sporting association, community organistation, business development or local government. This population level will make Katherine a sustainable regional center. A Insignificant About Dis: I have lived in Katherine since 1968, and have seen many changes take deposit in the town. Our town is growing all the time and there are many more goals to achieve. Development also needs to receive store in areas that permit the rural lifestyle to remain in proximity of the main town area. Katherine Town Council Elected Members and staff are involved in a wide range of meetings on a regular basis. The committee is made up of Elected Members. All meetings take place at the Katherine Town Council Civic center unless advised otherwise. The library has over 24,00 items in collection, including a exceptional collection of books and other items about the Northern Territory and Katherine Region. These sessions are literacy based aimed to introduce young children to the library and the marvelous world of books. Katherine Town Council has animal control bylaws to ensure that dogs are cared for and kept safe by their owners. These are public areas where families and community members can safely appreciate their activities. Council has information packages to assist owners with dog barking problems. The owners need to find out why and when the dog is barking. Owners are often surprised to take a complaint about their dog barking or howling because the dog never does this when they are home. To help relax the dog during the time its owner is absent, it is a appropriate idea to exercise and feed the dog earlier leaving the dog alone. No dog shall be kept for more than four occupied days and, at the completion of which is the dog is not rehoused, the dog shall be euthanised (bylaw Section 40 Destruction of Impounded Dogs).