Residents across the Blayney Shire will soon have easier access to a range of government services, with the Service NSW Mobile Service Centre set to visit Blayney in June.
The mobile centre will be located at the Blayney Shire Community Centre on Thursday, 4 June 2026, and will operate from 9 am to 3 pm.
The visiting service gives residents the opportunity to access a wide range of government transactions and support services locally, without needing to travel to larger regional centres.
Among the services available on the day will be driver testing, vehicle registration assistance, identity document support, and information on cost-of-living assistance programs.
According to Service NSW, Mobile Service Centres are designed to support regional, rural and remote communities by bringing commonly used government services directly to local towns. The service is part of an ongoing statewide program visiting communities across regional NSW throughout the year.
The mobile centres can assist with a range of everyday needs, including driver licence and photo card applications and renewals, driver knowledge tests, Working With Children Check applications, and accessing rebates and vouchers.
The upcoming visit provides a convenient option for residents who may find travel difficult or who prefer face-to-face assistance when dealing with government services.
Community members planning to attend are encouraged to bring any relevant identification or paperwork needed for their enquiry.
More information about Mobile Service Centres and available services can be found on the Service NSW website – service.nsw.gov.au
