Council Meetings

Council Meeting Dates 2024

Council at its meeting of 19 October 2023 resolved to adopt the following meeting dates for 2024:

Ordinary Council Meetings:

    • 15 February 2024
    • 21 March 2024
    • 18 April 2024
    • 16 May 2024
    • 20 June 2024
    • 18 July 2024
    • 15 August 2024
    • 19 September 2024
    • 17 October 2024
    • 21 November 2024
    • 12 December 2024

 

    Note: Each meeting is held on the third Thursday of the month commencing at 3:30pm unless otherwise advertised.  All welcome.

    Council Meeting Dates 2025

    Council at its meeting of 17 October 2024 resolved to adopt the following meeting dates for 2025:

      • 20 February 2025
      • 20 March 2025
      • 17 April 2025
      • 15 May 2025
      • 19 June 2025
      • 17 July 2025
      • 21 August 2025
      • 18 September 2025
      • 16 October 2025
      • 20 November 2025
      • 11 December 2025

     

    Note:  Each meeting is held on the third Thursday of the month commencing at 3.30pm unless otherwise advertised.  There is no meeting for January.  The meeting for December is held on the second Thursday of the month.

     

    Public Question Time

    All members of the community have a legislative right to ask questions at Council meetings.  Public Question Time provides an opportunity for the public to question Council about issues affecting local government and the community.  It also provides Council with the opportunity engage with the community and seek feedback on issues of importance.

    Questions asked during Public Question Time must pertain only to business of Council.  This includes any matter before Council at the meeting or any issue relating to the Shire.

    Here are some important things to remember when you prepare and deliver your question to Council:

    • Ensure your question is clear and concise
    • Do not phrase your question as a statement or personal opinion
    • Ensure your question is not of an offensive nature to any member of the public, the Council or employee of the Shire.

    A maximum of 20 minutes will be allowed for Public Question Time.  To ensure everyone is given equal and fair opportunity, questions will be limited to two per person if there are a number of people wishing to ask questions.

    The Shire President may nominate a Shire Officer to answer the question and may also determine that any complex questions requiring research be taken on notice and answered in writing.

    A summary of each question asked and the response given will be included in the minutes of the meeting.  

    Responses to questions taken on notice will be included in the agenda of the next ordinary meeting of Council.

    If you wish to ask a question, please submit it in writing to the Chief Executive Officer at least 24 hours prior to the meeting.