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Council Documents
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View the council's Annual Report for 2008/2009 by downloading the document below.
Greater Shepparton has developed a Best Value Review program which identifies all Council service areas and indicates when respective reviews will be undertaken.
The Greater Shepparton City Council uses closed circuit television (CCTV) systems to monitor and record activity.
The Greater Shepparton City Council conducts its business in a manner that contributes to the health and well being of its employees, and ensure the safety of employees, contractors and the public.
View the Council's Council Plan 2009-2013 by downloading the file below.
The Customer First Commitment was developed in response to the Council Plan 2006-2010, which lists as one of its objectives: ‘Maintain a level of customer service that meets the expectations of the residents of Greater Shepparton’.
Download a copy of the Council's Domestic Wastewater Management Plan.
The City of Greater Shepparton and the Department of Sustainability and Environment
have prepared Greater Shepparton 2030.
The Council often has Memorandums of Understanding with other organisations
The 2009-2013 Public Health Plan is now available from the links below.
The Council adopted the Outdoor Dining Policy, Permits and Development Guidelines at its ordinary Council meeting on Tuesday 7 October 2008.
Greater Shepparton City Council conducted a study into the economic benefit of tourism to the region
A review of the Council’s risk management policy and strategy by the Council’s Risk Management Officer has identified a number of improvements which can be made to it.
The Council adopted a Road Safety Plan to help improve residents' awareness and commitment to safety on our roads.
Council adopted a Smoke-Free Workplace Policy at its Ordinary Council Meeting in April 2009.
It is of great importance that the advancement of tertiary education in Greater Shepparton should remain a core commitment of the Greater Shepparton City Council.
The Council has a Street Tree Master Plan for the approximate 22,000 street trees that it manages in the urban areas across Greater Shepparton
The Greater Shepparton City Council has adopted the final version of its Asset Management Strategy at the November Council Meeting.