The Shire of Narrogin is inviting community members to provide feedback on the proposed replacement of four major entry statements located at key entrances to the Narrogin townsite. As part of the Shire’s adopted Ten Year Public Art Program 2024–2034, the Townscape Advisory Committee (TAC) identified the replacement of the existing silo-style entry statements as a high priority project aimed at enhancing the visual identity and appeal of Narrogin.

The Shire of Narrogin is inviting community feedback on the preferred design for new entry statements for the towns of Narrogin and Highbury. These statements are intended to create a welcoming gateway for visitors and reflect the character of our two towns.

The Shire of Narrogin, in partnership with the Shires of Beverley, Brookton, Pingelly, and Cuballing, is exploring the feasibility of a long-distance walking and cycling trail connecting Beverley and Narrogin — a transformative project that could deliver over 100 kilometres of low-impact, off-road trail through the heart of the Wheatbelt.