Several community and infrastructure projects were discussed during the Council meeting. Council noted the receipt of a $120,000 grant from the Department of Climate Change, Energy, Environment and Water.

The funding is designated for reducing drinking water risks at the Rankins Springs water treatment plant. It was also noted that all projects funded under the Office of Local Government Recovery Grants, totalling $1,000,000, have reached practical completion.

Regarding potential cabin accommodation at the caravan parks in Goolgowi and Rankins Springs, Council considered a report but decided to take no action at this time.

An approval was granted for the Red Dust and Paddy Melons Gallery to install an access ramp on the footpath. This approval comes with specific conditions: the ramp must be single width, attached to the property front, remain within the property boundary, and be constructed in accordance with the AS1428 design standard for access and mobility.

Following community consultation, the Council also resolved to adopt concept design number one, known as 'Kingfisher', for the Lake Woorabinda precinct. This decision was based on a report from the Community Development Officer.

Discussion around Berangerine Road concluded with the Council stating it is unable to upgrade the road to the requested standard due to current financial constraints. However, the Council will still clean out drainage structures and provide maintenance grading for the road. Furthermore, Council will approach the owners of Mywurlie Pastoral Co and Berangerine Station to discuss the possibility of them purchasing the road.

For the Goolgowi West Water Supply, Council noted a report concerning the provision of clean water to approximately 14 connections west of the highway. 

Council plans to consult with West Goolgowi residents about two proposed options and their willingness to contribute financially.

A future report is also planned to explore improving filtration for the Yoolaroi raw water, stock, and domestic supply network.

Council also received updates on Development Applications processed during April 2025 and noted reports regarding Plant (machinery) as of May 7, and Plant Replacement.