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Thank you Robyn.
Prayers for the families and friends of those people whose lives were tragically cut short.

And what about Cornwallis?

Fair point but the coalition had 10 years prior to the current State Govt to do things about it? Why wasn’t it as important under their watch?

Warragamba doesn’t address all the issues.
What about the residents on the other side of the river?

Is there any resolution about the keys to enable use of the evacuation route because on Monday meeting of the Progress Association we were told it was held by Mr ??
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where is Susan Templeman as the Feds should be chipping in as well. Didn't see her out and about for as photo op during the recent flood

Is Pitt Town the only suburb that matters to you when it comes to evacuation routes Robyn Preston MP?
There are many many roads that go under prematurely and trap people with houses way below 22m which is how high most of Pitt town is, and most of the locals complained because it’s hard to get in and out for work!
How about focusing on ALL major evacuation routes being upgraded to 2024 standards and open to a minimum of 17m! It’s the least they can do for us!

Hi Robyn

The state election was held last year in March and before that we had 3 major flood events where your party and coalition party were in power. The state of the evacuation route was very much the same then as it is now. You had time to fund this vital issue whilst in government and as the member for Hawkesbury. Sarah also had ample time to apply pressure to her state colleagues whilst they were in government. Partisan politics is really disgusting especially when it comes to the Hawkesbury and that applies to both sides.

So what are you doing about it? Tagging the Premier on social media is not going to work. As the State member, what have you done to progress this? All we are seeing at the moment is photo ops with the Mayor in a desperate bid to get the Libs back onto Council.

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Thanks for all the updates Robyn!

Thanks for the update Robyn, but it needs to be asked why it took so long for the clean-up crews to get to site to start the clean-up, if that had been done first thing this morning, that could have allowed engineers to inspect and give the all clear during daylight hours today!!!
Are you aware that Transport for NSW have blamed the early release of the dam as to why they couldn't lower the rails which not only contributed to the excessive build up of debris on the bridge but also the damage done to the rails itself??

Robyn Preston MP why does the bridge not have sensors on it to monitor this!

* It’s 100 years old
* It gets flooded (now regularly) and there will be more to come!
* It’s built on a Sand River Bed

Sensors would tell them if there was any issue with the bridge at least to open it this evening to light traffic until engineers can check it out…

The weight of the debris, the water pushing and the heavy machinery on today is less then a few cars going East.

Contractor flow the bridge so people can get East in the morning. And heading West they go around! Simple things to help the community…

Not enough being done to get this back open!

Not enough is being done for a proper fully solution for our community! A 4 lane bridge with a raised deck from Castlereagh Road (Hobartville) through to North Richmond!

This is a Main arterial road out of Western Sydney over the Mountains, it’s simply not good enough and voters in our community will have there say if someone doesn’t stand up and fast track a proper solution and get it happening!

Thanks Robyn for the update.

Robyn Preston MP as you are our electorate’s representative, instead of just mentioning the hand rails need to be replaced “again”, you are surely in a position to get to the bottom of why they weren’t taken down in the first place. As powerless residents we rely on people the community chose to represent us to do so, and make things better. I know you’re not a local but please do your best for OUR community.

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Robyn Preston MP maybe it would have been a better idea for local council to get off their backside on Thursday when everyone knew the bridge was going under and take the hand rails down and out of curiosity when will the residents living further up from Redbank and paying $4500 a year in Rates be able to drive home without dodging 100 potholes all the money spend on the roads around Redbank while Grose Vale, Grose Wold and Bowen Mountain get half arses path work which washes away next time it rains.