The Bunbury Cemetery Board is a State Government Authority. The Members of the Board are appointed by the Minister for Local Government and are audited by the Office of the Auditor General on a yearly basis.
The Bunbury Cemetery Board is a State Government Authority. The Members of the Board are appointed by the Minister for Local Government and are audited by the Office of the Auditor General on a yearly basis.
For those interested in conducting further research or if you are just interested in the history of Bunbury and the Cemetery.
The Bunbury Cemetery was established on this current site in 1914, with the first burial taking place in the middle of that year.
The Bunbury Cemetery Board is directed by a set of clear objectives and guided by the values of Compassion, integrity, Tranquility, Growth & Innovation and Teamwork.
Visitors to the Bunbury Cemetery must adhere to the Cemeteries Policies. The Cemetery Board is also guided by government policy as set out in two primary legislative acts.
The Bunbury Cemetery Board is committed to providing safe and neat memorial gardens and cemetery grounds. They are a safe place of peaceful reflection and give all who visit the ability to grieve in their own personal way.
To keep the memorial gardens and cemetery safe, tidy and fair for everyone, an audit is being conducted on all memorial and grave sites throughout the cemetery and memorial gardens over the coming months. Clients will be notified, with current contact information, of non-compliant items.
Please contact us to update your contact details to ensure we have the correct contact information, and if there are any queries.
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