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Community consultation has now concluded.
Glenelg Shire Council has adopted its 2026-27 Budget.
Thank you to everyone who took the time to join the conversation and help shape the 2026/27 Annual Budget.
The draft was informed by community feedback received during the initial consultation process, particularly in relation to new local projects, asset renewal, and future project planning.
Prepared in a challenging economic climate, the budget focuses on maintaining and renewing essential assets, delivering community-led projects and ensuring Council services continue to meet the needs of residents across the Shire.
A key priority is the renewal of ageing infrastructure, with an additional $1 million allocated to asset renewal. This investment reflects Council’s Asset Plan and the importance of maintaining facilities and infrastructure that underpin everyday life across the Shire.
Glenelg Shire Council has adopted its 2026-27 Budget.
Thank you to everyone who took the time to join the conversation and help shape the 2026/27 Annual Budget.
The draft was informed by community feedback received during the initial consultation process, particularly in relation to new local projects, asset renewal, and future project planning.
Prepared in a challenging economic climate, the budget focuses on maintaining and renewing essential assets, delivering community-led projects and ensuring Council services continue to meet the needs of residents across the Shire.
A key priority is the renewal of ageing infrastructure, with an additional $1 million allocated to asset renewal. This investment reflects Council’s Asset Plan and the importance of maintaining facilities and infrastructure that underpin everyday life across the Shire.
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