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Broome deputy shire president and chief executive recognised at the 2025 WALGA Local Government Awards

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Deputy Shire President Desiree Male and Chief Executive Officer Sam Mastrolembo, who were both recognised with the Eminent Service Award at the 2025 WALGA Local Government Awards.
Camera IconDeputy Shire President Desiree Male and Chief Executive Officer Sam Mastrolembo, who were both recognised with the Eminent Service Award at the 2025 WALGA Local Government Awards. Credit: Supplied

Shire of Broome deputy president Desiree Male and chief executive Sam Mastrolembo have been recognised at the 2025 WA Local Government Association awards, winning the eminent service award.

Shire president Chris Mitchell congratulated both recipients on their recognition and said it was well-earned.

“Sam and Desiree have made exceptional contributions to Broome and local government,” he said.

“Their leadership, dedication and deep care for our community have helped shape Broome into the thriving town it is today.

“These awards are a fitting tribute to their service and vision.”

Cr Male has served on council since 2009 and has been deputy shire president since 2017, including a number of stints as acting shire president over this time and also formally holding the position of shire president in 2023.

Mr Mastrolembo has led the Shire of Broome as CEO for the past seven years, overseeing major transformational projects, including the Chinatown revitalisation and Guwarri Town Beach upgrades.

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