Official Notices: Public Health Advisories and Community Updates for February 11

Public Health Advisory: Measles Transmission Alert

SA Health has issued an urgent public health advisory following the confirmation of locally acquired measles cases within the metropolitan area. Officials indicate that undetected transmission is currently occurring in Adelaide, and residents are urged to monitor for symptoms if they have visited high-risk locations. The current advisory remains active for individuals who may have been exposed at sites including the BHP office on Franklin Street, Rolls n Rice on King William Street, and the Unley Swimming Centre during late January. Symptoms typically include fever, cough, runny nose, and sore eyes, followed by a characteristic blotchy rash. Residents who are not fully vaccinated or show potential symptoms should contact their GP via telephone before attending any clinic to prevent further spread.

Public Notice: Scheduled Fireworks Display in Grange

Notice is hereby given of a scheduled fireworks display to take place this evening, Wednesday, 11 February 2026, at the Grange Golf Club on White Sands Drive. The discharge of fireworks is authorized to occur between 7:30 pm and 8:00 pm. Local residents, particularly pet owners, are advised to take necessary precautions to ensure the safety and comfort of animals during this period. The display is part of a sanctioned private event, and the public is reminded to maintain a safe distance from the cordoned-off discharge zone to ensure compliance with safety regulations.

City Service Announcement: Adelaide Metro Disruptions

Adelaide Metro has confirmed several active service disruptions and infrastructure updates impacting commuters today. Roadworks and night works continue to affect services on Pulteney Street and Ashley Street, requiring minor detours for several bus routes. Additionally, passengers are reminded that the phased retirement of paper MetroTickets is approaching its final stage. As of 20 February 2026, paper tickets will no longer be accepted on any Adelaide Metro services. Commuters are encouraged to transition to digital payment methods or smart cards to ensure uninterrupted travel. Free public transport has also been announced for upcoming international sporting events at Adelaide Oval later this month.

Community and Environment: Port Adelaide Nature Program

The City of Port Adelaide Enfield is hosting 'Nature Nights: Adventuring with Care' this evening at the Port Environment Centre. This public service program is designed to foster community engagement with local biodiversity and promote sustainable outdoor practices. The event begins at 6:00 pm and serves as part of the council’s broader initiative to support environmental education and community wellbeing in the western suburbs.

Council Updates: Strategic Infrastructure Planning

The City of Adelaide has officially moved to recommence planning for the east-west bikeway project across the city centre. This follows a recent unanimous council vote to re-examine separated cycling routes to improve urban mobility and safety. Public consultation phases are expected to be announced in the coming weeks as designers evaluate previous proposals and alternative street configurations.