City of Liverpool, Local government area in South Western Sydney, Australia
City of Liverpool is a local government area in southwestern Sydney that covers several neighborhoods including Ashcroft, Casula, and Holsworthy. The council administers this region and provides residents with various public services and support.
The area was established in 1810 by Governor Lachlan Macquarie as an agricultural center and named after the Earl of Liverpool. This early development set the foundation for the region's later growth as a populated locality.
The land was originally home to the Cabrogal Clan of the Darug Nation, whose connection remains acknowledged today. This heritage shapes how the community understands its roots and identity.
Visitors and residents can access various services through the council's online platform, including submitting applications and reporting maintenance issues. The council's services are designed to support the practical needs of the community.
The council has granted Freedom of Entry to three organizations, including the Royal Australian Engineers and an air squadron based in the area. This recognition reflects the region's historical ties to military and technical traditions.
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