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Under the Local Government Act 2020 Council must update it's Asset Management Plan every four years following an election.
Our infrastructure plays a vital role in supporting community wellbeing, local connections, and the liveability of our region. This Asset Plan outlines the overall approach, principles, and objectives that guide decision-making across our asset classes. Its objective is to ensure that our assets deliver maximum value throughout their entire lifecycle and meet the needs of our community. Developing a strategic plan helps maximise the value of Council’s capital investment and streamline operations, supporting the delivery of sustainable services that meet community expectations.
Council’s Asset Plan ensures that our assets continue to support the needs of our community, now and into the future.
View the document on this page and provide feedback before 2 October 2025.
Under the Local Government Act 2020 Council must update it's Asset Management Plan every four years following an election.
Our infrastructure plays a vital role in supporting community wellbeing, local connections, and the liveability of our region. This Asset Plan outlines the overall approach, principles, and objectives that guide decision-making across our asset classes. Its objective is to ensure that our assets deliver maximum value throughout their entire lifecycle and meet the needs of our community. Developing a strategic plan helps maximise the value of Council’s capital investment and streamline operations, supporting the delivery of sustainable services that meet community expectations.
Council’s Asset Plan ensures that our assets continue to support the needs of our community, now and into the future.
View the document on this page and provide feedback before 2 October 2025.
