not yet determined. In 2015, village residents created a working group to launch a campaign to attract new students to the school, this campaign has continued until the present. Fuel service In May 2018, fuel supply services at Wyangala, along with several other inland waterways, were closed due to health and safety concerns and a need to upgrade existing facilities. Visitors were also banned from carting in their own fuel until a storage and management solution was devised, forcing them to refuel at nearby Cowra. After a brief tender period, by October 2018, Penrith-based firm Petrolink Engineering was selected to replace the existing fuel facilities. Although their intent was to get fuel facilities back in place before Christmas 2018, they were not restored until February 2019. Raising dam wall height In 2018, New South Wales Minister for Primary Industries and Regional Water, Niall Blair proposed increasing the height of the Wyangala Dam wall by "to give greater water security for residents and farmers along the Lachlan River." The change in height will increase storage by 50% and provide increased capacity during flood events. In addition to the direct costs of the enlargement, current camping areas and other infrastructure will be moved, due to higher water levels once works are complete. As of October 2019, A$650 million has been allocated to raising the dam wall by the previously suggested height of . This increase in dam storage has been funded 50-50 by the State and Federal governments of Australia. The Deputy Prime Minister (Member for Riverina) Michael McCormack said "the project was a significant investment for the future", helping secure water supplies during times of drought. Work will begin in 2020 and is expected to be completed by 2025. References External links Cowra Council Cowra Tourism Wyangala Country Club Wyangala Dam Public School Wyangala Waters Holiday and Recreation Park Towns in the Central West (New South Wales) Hilltops Council