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The Glenelg Shire Council are keen to hear from you about local issues affecting your community.
At the Councillors Workshop session on 10 September, Councillors endorsed to continue the online Listening Post platform, in addition to hosting Listening Post events on a project basis, rather than the four per year designated township based sessions.
Purpose
Councillors decided to set up an ongoing ‘Listening Post’ page to provide an online forum for feedback on current issues affecting the community.
Background
The Glenelg Shire Council Plan 2017-21(External link) identified 4 listening posts events to be held across the shire every year. This site will be used by anyone attending the events or those that can not attend an event as well as anyone in the community to raise a local issue with council. Listening post events will occur at the following locations in 2018-19.
Reason for the ‘Listening Post’
The yoursay listening post page has been created to allow the community to have a conversation with councillors any time of the day. Councillors listened to those who provided feedback during the development of the Council Plan early in 2017 and developed this tool as a way to engage with people in the community on a regular basis.
Feedback
Feedback should be directed through the ‘Survey’ tool below and will inform council’s direction in the future. We may be in contact with you to discuss your comments in more details, particularly as relevant projects arise. This may mean that we collate your feedback and use it as the basis of a community plan or the development of a priority list of new development works for the shire.
If you have a more urgent request, eg relating to fixing a council asset or would like to request council undertake minor work such as trim a tree or empty a bin, please use the general enquiry form(External link)
The Glenelg Shire Council are keen to hear from you about local issues affecting your community.
At the Councillors Workshop session on 10 September, Councillors endorsed to continue the online Listening Post platform, in addition to hosting Listening Post events on a project basis, rather than the four per year designated township based sessions.
Purpose
Councillors decided to set up an ongoing ‘Listening Post’ page to provide an online forum for feedback on current issues affecting the community.
Background
The Glenelg Shire Council Plan 2017-21(External link) identified 4 listening posts events to be held across the shire every year. This site will be used by anyone attending the events or those that can not attend an event as well as anyone in the community to raise a local issue with council. Listening post events will occur at the following locations in 2018-19.
Reason for the ‘Listening Post’
The yoursay listening post page has been created to allow the community to have a conversation with councillors any time of the day. Councillors listened to those who provided feedback during the development of the Council Plan early in 2017 and developed this tool as a way to engage with people in the community on a regular basis.
Feedback
Feedback should be directed through the ‘Survey’ tool below and will inform council’s direction in the future. We may be in contact with you to discuss your comments in more details, particularly as relevant projects arise. This may mean that we collate your feedback and use it as the basis of a community plan or the development of a priority list of new development works for the shire.
If you have a more urgent request, eg relating to fixing a council asset or would like to request council undertake minor work such as trim a tree or empty a bin, please use the general enquiry form(External link)
The Glenelg Shire Council are keen to hear from you about local issues affecting your community.