I have worked closely with my State and

Federal elected counterparts, Andrew Powell

and Wyatt Roy respectively, to get the best

possible outcomes for our community.

I have stood up and brought

attention to the D’Aguilar

Highway which needs an ur-

gent upgrade. This included

holding a public rally in Wood-

ford.

I won’t rest till it’s fixed!

The

D’Aguilar

Highway

adrian@adrianraedel.com.au

Authorised by A. Raedel, 109 Bleakley Rd, Delaneys Creek, 4514

My single most important commitment during this term as your local Councillor has been making sure I am easily accessible to you at all times. That is why I continually and publically give out my direct mobile number and I have conducted over 200 mobile offices. These mobile offices haven’t been hidden inside some council facility and haven’t just popped up during election time, they have been out in your community. This has ensured I have remained connected with this community and its needs. Also, I have initiated a large number of action requests on-the-spot for residents dropping in for a chat, and communicated important information.

More Than 200

Mobile Offices in

Four Years!!!

Remember to vote 1, RAEDEL Adrian, on the 28th of April...

What Others Say About

Adrian Raedel has been a tremendous asset for our local community. He has supported our Schools, Sporting Clubs, Community Groups, Events, Businesses and Individuals. His mobile offices have allowed him to reach out to all community members within his Division, giving them the opportunities to raise any problems or concerns they may have. He has rallied to “Fix the D’Aguilar Highway” & “The Need For Years 11 and 12 at Woodford.”

He has been instrumental in getting the

jobs done and campaigning for his

Division.

Adrian Raedel is a fantastic representative

for all people living in Division 12.

Moreton Bay Regional Council 2012 Citizen of the Year

Michelle Hewitt

Mother of Four

Organiser 2011-2012 Woodford Show Ball and

Showgirl/Princess Quest

Co-ordinator and founder of the Woodford Junior

Touch Football

Team Manager, Public Relations, Coach and

Club Official for Wamuran Little Athletics Club

Advocate in “The need for years 11 and 12 at

Woodford”

“More

than

willing”

“Tremendous

Asset”

Local Resident 40 years

Farmer

I write to strongly endorse my support toward Councillor Adrian Raedel, of Moreton Bay Regional Council, for his ongoing support to the Stanley River Junior Rugby League Football Club.

Adrian has been a terrific Councillor of the Woodford community with many organizations recognizing the hands on leadership skills he brings to the role and making Woodford a great place to live. In the 2011 floods Adrian went far and beyond any expectations in support of this community, he earned the respect of so many during that time. He is a great Councillor with good skills to serve our community.

President of the Leukaemia Foundation, Caboolture Branch

Jane McMillan Adrian Raedel gives so much of his time (often late at night and on weekends) to the Leukaemia Foundation. He has raised thousands of dollars and even dug into his own pockets.

One word: “Irreplaceable”

Ron Maddison

President

Stanley Rivers Junior

Rugby League

Adrian Raedel...

“Has earned

the respect”

“Adrian went far and beyond”

I have worked with Adrian in my role as

President of the Elimbah Sports and Recreation

Committee. Adrian has provided friendly and

timely support in our dealings with Moreton Bay Regional Council to

ensure that our local community needs are being represented. He

has a good working knowledge of Council procedures, has attended

our meetings regularly and responds quickly to requests for

assistance or information. I have been impressed with Adrian’s work

as our Division 12 Councillor as he has worked with us in upgrading

sport and recreation facilities in Elimbah.

Michele Chaplin

The Burpengary Equestrian Centre (BEC) really appreciates the assistance provided by Adrian Raedel. A special thank you for assisting with the flood recovery and the removal of fruit bearing trees, this has benefitted the centre enormously. Adrian’s attendance at various club functions and meetings has played a vital role in helping over 500 members enjoy the horse sports they love.

Gary Bryce

BEC President

“R

espo

nds quickly”

A number of Community Achievements

It is by working together as a community that we have achieved great things for Division 12.

Some of the roads

Bigmor Dve, Elimbah Robbs Rd, Morayfield Clarke Rd, Morayfield Hauton Road, Morayfield Kropp Road, Woodford Ironbark Drive, Woodford (Starting soon) Cove Road, Woodford (Starting Soon) J Lindsay Road, Bracalba Margaret Street, Woodford Pates Road, Wamuran Powell Road, Wamuran Lindsay Road/O’brien Road Intersection, Burpengary Kirby Road, Caboolture Bellthorpe Range and Gap Roads English Street, Elimbah (widening starting soon) Austin Road, Mt Mee Morris Road, Elimbah Caboolture River Road, Upper Caboolture (widening design and service relocation) And many more...

Footpaths

Stage 1 D’Aguilar Hwy (Ambulance to Ironbark Dve, Woodford) Stages 1 and 2 Oakey Flat to Excelsor Park Estate (Morayfield) Oakey Flat Road shared path and bridge Rowley Road, Burpengary (from School to Childcare) Rowley Road Pedestrian Refuge O’brien Road, Burpengary Pedestrian Refuge Campbells Pocket Rd, Wamuran (Sports Ground to Rutters Rd) Hawthorne Road to Rowley Road Connection Path And many more...

Sporting

Lighting upgrade Stanley Rivers Junior Rugby League Sports-grounds Lighting upgrade Elimbah Sportsground Storage Shed Elimbah Sportsground Drainage to Petersen Road Football grounds (Morayfield) Wamuran Sports Club Extension (Starting soon) Burpengary Equestrian Centre Power Upgrade Cricket Nets (Woodford Cricket) in partnership with Club Elimbah Netball Court Resurfacing

And many more...

Miscellaneous

Mount Mee Viewing Platform Cruice Drive, Overnight Stay New Toilet Block Support for Wamuran Old School Building Support for the Army Tank at Woodford Mount Mee Hall Deck RSL Drop-in Centre Woodford (starting soon) And many more...

Parks

Petersen Road Recreation Reserve – Masterplan and stage 1 Almond Way (Bellmere) Shade Structure, bin and seating Swann Road Park Vegetation rehabilitation project Hinchinbrook Park, Burpengary Childrens fenced play area Tilney Park Play Equipment Upgrade, Woodford Mt Mee Play Equipment And many more...

Drainage

Mathew Cres, Burpengary Stage 1 W James Road, Rocksberg Crossing And many more...

Dear Fellow Residents, The last four years has been exciting, challenging, humbling and rewarding as your local Councillor. On the 28th of April, 2012, the local Council elections will be held. I wish to continue “serving you as your local Councillor”. In the next four years my priorities are set around roads, the local economy and independently fighting for the best outcomes for Division 12. With all this in mind, Division 12 is in the process of receiving a record $18.5million for local Council roads. This excludes State and Federal roads. On one occasion, I also tabled a successful petition to fix Homestead road, Morayfield. Much of the road rebuilding and upgrading around Division 12 is already underway with a big emphasis on planning to get it right for the long range future. Having good roads is a good investment that brings many returns to the community in ways such as safety, less wear-and-tear on your vehicle and making this a place people are proud to call theirs. Another great investment has been the first Moreton Bay Hinterland Visitor Information Centre (MBHVIC). To get the MBHVIC project off the ground, I lent my sticker van (yes, I was a sign writer before becoming a Councillor) which is set up on the D’Aguilar Highway, Woodford. These humble beginnings for the MBHVIC has taken the experts by surprise due to the high number of inquires it consistently deals with. A flow on benefit of having a working information centre is the injection into the local economy. However, I want to take this a lot further with a Council ‘local buy’ policy. This is a policy I am taking into my next term. Moreton Bay Regional Council would be required to ‘weight’ its consideration of each purchase with a local element. A similar policy is in use by other Councils giving local businesses a better opportunity to become suppliers to the biggest purchaser in the region.

Over the coming weeks I will share more of my vision for Division 12 with you.

Cheers,

A

drian Ra

edel