Cr Kurt Rehbein
Contact Details
Business phone: 13 48 10
Mobile phone: 0439 847 860
Email: Kurt.Rehbein@townsville.qld.gov.au
Committee Chairperson
- Infrastructure Services
- Heritage Advisory
Committee Member
- Community & Cultural Development
- Business Services and Finance
Representative
- Local Disaster Management Group (Deputy Chairperson)
- Townsville Citizens Brass Band Association
- North Queensland Regional Roads and Transport Group
- NQ Domestic Violence Resource Services
Divisional Newsletter - Division 7
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Past newsletters
- Newsletter - December 2020
- Newsletter January 2020
- Newsletter October 2019
- Newsletter May 2019 (PDF, 1.5 MB)
- Newsletter October 2018 (PDF, 1.3 MB)
- Newsletter July 2018 (PDF, 830.5 KB)
- Newsletter November 2017 (PDF, 6.0 MB)
- Newsletter April 2017 (PDF, 1.6 MB)
- Newsletter September 2016 (PDF, 751.7 KB)
Divisional Map
Council divisions were reviewed by the Local Government Change Commission in 2019, with the boundary changes commencing at the March 2020 elections.
- Electoral Commission Queensland ECQ - Final Electoral Boundaries - Townsville City (effective from March 2020)
Profile
Kurt Rehbein wants to help drive Townsville’s economy through planning and teamwork, while focusing on tackling crime, keeping rates affordable and supporting local businesses.
Prior to being elected to council, Kurt worked as a cabinetmaker, RAAF Military Dog Handler and as a Fire Fighter. He has seen the city grow from a relatively small town to a thriving ‘Capital of the North’, hosting huge events with beautiful places to visit.
