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You’re invited to provide feedback on the Council Plan 2021-2025 and submit your ideas for the 2023/24 Budget.
The Council Plan details what we will deliver to the community, how we will deliver it and how we will measure our progress.
Our Council Plan was adopted last year following an extensive community engagement campaign. We’re now reviewing the plan to make sure the actions in it are clear and progress is measurable.
With clearer actions, we can more easily report our progress back to the community each year.
We want to know what you value and what priority areas you think we should focus on through the Council Plan over the next 12 months.
We have also transformed the way we engage with the community about our annual budget. This year we are asking for your ideas, projects and priority actions much earlier on to give us more time to consider building them into next year’s budget.
Changes to the Local Government Act have given us more freedom to determine the way we want to engage over our annual budget. In the past, we gave the community four weeks to comment on a draft budget. We are now involving the community from the start, before a draft has been prepared.
Please complete the survey below by Monday 10 October.
Alternatively you can provide feedback via a number of in-person engagement activities that will be held in the month of October, including 11 vox pops being held across Whitehorse and two drop-in sessions. Click 'engagement activities' to see the full list of dates and locations.
You’re invited to provide feedback on the Council Plan 2021-2025 and submit your ideas for the 2023/24 Budget.
The Council Plan details what we will deliver to the community, how we will deliver it and how we will measure our progress.
Our Council Plan was adopted last year following an extensive community engagement campaign. We’re now reviewing the plan to make sure the actions in it are clear and progress is measurable.
With clearer actions, we can more easily report our progress back to the community each year.
We want to know what you value and what priority areas you think we should focus on through the Council Plan over the next 12 months.
We have also transformed the way we engage with the community about our annual budget. This year we are asking for your ideas, projects and priority actions much earlier on to give us more time to consider building them into next year’s budget.
Changes to the Local Government Act have given us more freedom to determine the way we want to engage over our annual budget. In the past, we gave the community four weeks to comment on a draft budget. We are now involving the community from the start, before a draft has been prepared.
Please complete the survey below by Monday 10 October.
Alternatively you can provide feedback via a number of in-person engagement activities that will be held in the month of October, including 11 vox pops being held across Whitehorse and two drop-in sessions. Click 'engagement activities' to see the full list of dates and locations.
