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Council has launched Engage, a new monthly e-newsletter, to keep residents informed on current consultations and community engagement opportunities.
The Geelong+ Community Solar Program will support Golden Plains Shire residents and businesses to install solar and battery systems.
The Golden Plains Shire Council’s Draft Budget 2021-22 (Draft Budget) was endorsed by Council at its meeting on 27 April and is now on public exhibition for community feedback from Saturday 1 May to Monday 31 May, 2021.
The Draft Council Plan 2021-2025 (Draft Plan) was endorsed by Council at its meeting last night (Tuesday 27 April) and is now on public exhibition for community feedback.
Council has launched a new engagement initiative, Connecting Councillors and Community Groups, and is welcoming expressions of interest from local community group and associations to host Golden Plains Shire Councillors at a meeting of their group in 2021.
Golden Plains Shire Council will hold an unscheduled virtual meeting at 3pm today to consider a petition on the Rokewood Uniting Church.
Council will consider the following reports for decision:
Members of the public will once again be able to attend Council Meetings in-person, starting April 2021.
In partnership with Centre Stage Scripts and local health and community groups, Council is excited to host two live performances of Carpe Diem with actors John Wood and John Voce in Golden Plains Shire.
This morning, Golden Plains Mayor Cr Helena Kirby signed Council on to the Victorian Small Business Commission’s (VSBC) Small Business Friendly Council initiative.
Golden Plains Shire Council, the National Desexing Network and local veterinary clinics have joined forces to offer residents in need a subsidised desexing program to help prevent unwanted cats.
