Ashfield Council's installation of trial Lifesaver signs complete. Six-month trial begins. See Council Action.
 

Lifesaver IV format added to Lifesaver Plan page on web site.
 

Ashfield Municipal Council begins installing 76 Lifesaver signs for a six-month trial. See Council Action.
 

Ashfield Municipal Council in Sydney’s inner west resolves to trial Lifesaver signs for six months with a view to extending the scheme throughout the municipality over the following two years if the trial is successful. Council also resolves to investigate ways of improving ratepayers’ display of house numbers. See Council Action.
 

Significant changes made to site pages Lifesaver Plan (important: wedge numbers nominate the nearest addresses, even if they are in a distant block), FAQ—Plan, Publications, Costs, The Standard.
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Ashfield Council investigates modifying current sign to create a Lifesaver format.
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Ku-ring-gai Council begins investigation of Lifesavers as part of its sign maintenance and replacement program.
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Bellingen, Baulkham Hills and Wingecarribee Councils express interest in Lifesavers but request endorsement by Standards Australia and/or the NSW Road and Transport Authority (RTA).
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City of Sydney Lord Mayor Frank Sartor encourages StreetSigns to gain support for Lifesaver signs through the NSW State Parliament. City engineers begin investigation of Lifesaver signs as part of proposed boundary changes. (This effort has been shelved for now following the NSW Supreme Court’s ruling against the changes.)
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StreetSigns - Media Release now available.
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Andrew Tink MP (www.andrewtink.com.au), NSW Member for Epping and Shadow Minister for Police, presents a Private Member's Statement to the NSW Parliament asking members to encourage all councils within their constituencies to adopt the Lifesaver Plan for signage.