Pest Control around Campbelltown Council

The list below shows the suburbs in the local council area of Campbelltown. Looking for professional pest control services? Please click on the suburb name where you’re located. Remember we’re just a call away.

Athelstone	https://bestpestcontroladelaide.com.au/pest-control-athelstone.html
Campbelltown	https://bestpestcontroladelaide.com.au/pest-control-campbelltown.html
Hectorville	https://bestpestcontroladelaide.com.au/pest-control-hectorville.html
Magill	https://bestpestcontroladelaide.com.au/pest-control-magill.html
Newton	https://bestpestcontroladelaide.com.au/pest-control-newton.html
Paradise	https://bestpestcontroladelaide.com.au/pest-control-paradise.html
Rostrevor	https://bestpestcontroladelaide.com.au/pest-control-rostrevor.html
Tranmere	https://bestpestcontroladelaide.com.au/pest-control-tranmere.html

History of Campbelltown

The first District Council of Payneham in South Australia was formed in 1854 when the year-old District Council of East Torrens was split, for more effective governance, into three separate local governing bodies, including the original East Torrens council and the District Council of Burnside.[3] In 1867 the new District Council of Stepney was detached from Payneham council to better represent the more urban interests of the western wards. In the following year, on 27 February 1868, Payneham was renamed the District Council of Campbelltown. The name “Campbelltown” had been decided upon at a meeting held at the Glynde Inn on 9 December 1867 and was named after Charles James Fox Campbell. The Stepney council was later renamed in the 1930s to the District Council of Payneham, making it the second council of that name.
On 1 January 1946, the Campbelltown District Council became a town with its own municipal office and, on 6 May 1960, it was proclaimed a city.