Sarah Ndiaye is the new Mayor of the Byron Shire

Published on 01 October 2024

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Sarah Ndiaye is the new Mayor of the Byron Shire.

The NSW Electoral Commission today (1 October 2024) declared Ms Ndiaye as the Mayor for the next four years.

“I am so honoured and humbled to be elected as the mayor of the incredible Byron Shire and to say I am looking forward to this opportunity is an absolute understatement,” Mayor Ndiaye said.

“It’s an incredible privilege and, now the election has been decided, I intend to get to work because while I have served eight years as a Councillor, being the mayor brings with it an entirely new realm of responsibility,” she said.

Byron Shire Council General Manager, Mark Arnold congratulated Mayor Ndiaye on winning the election.

“Sarah is no stranger to the Local Government arena, and I am looking forward to working with her and the new Council,” Mr Arnold said.

“Her passion for the community has always driven Sarah to push for the best possible outcomes for residents across all projects and issues including housing, environment and provision of community facilities,” Mr Arnold said.

Mayor Ndiaye will be supported by eight Councillors, who will be formally declared tomorrow (2 October 2024). 

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