Your Voice matters in shaping new Corporate Plan

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Published
4th October 2022

A series of community feedback sessions will play a vital part in developing Noosa’s new strategic plan for the future of the shire. 

Council is currently preparing the 2023 – 2028 Corporate Plan, which when adopted, provides the framework for council’s decisions about policy, programs and resources. 

Community sessions will be held in Pomona, Noosaville and Tewantin next week to identify the priorities and opportunities for inclusion in the new strategic document. 

Mayor Clare Stewart said this is about setting goals and objectives for the shire. 

“This plan is a key strategic document that ensures we remain responsive to the shire’s evolving priorities and opportunities, so hearing from the community is paramount,” she said. 

“Extensive community input will ensure we formulate a document that has a clear and concise plan moving forward.” 

The three community sessions will be held on Thursday 13 October.

  • The J Noosa 9am-11am 
  • Pomona Community Hall 12noon – 1.30pm 
  • Noosaville Library 2.30pm - 4.30pm 

Residents are invited to attend any of the sessions and can confirm a spot by emailing corporateplan@noosa.qld.gov.au 

Three sessions aimed at business and industry leaders will be held on Wednesday 12 October. 

  • Tewantin Council Chambers 9am-11am 
  • Cooroy Library 12-2pm 
  • Tewantin Council Chambers 3pm-5pm 

For those who wish to provide feedback online, visit yoursay.noosa.qld.gov.au and complete the survey before midnight Sunday 23 October. 

CEO Scott Waters said a refreshed five-year plan is critical to measuring Council’s success and performance. 

“We continue to deliver day-to-day services to the community, but the Corporate Plan drives much of our operational priorities and allocation of resources,” he said. 

With a series of natural disasters, the COVID pandemic and the 2032 Olympics, it’s timely to implement a new Corporate Plan for Noosa Council. 

“The past has clearly shown the challenges we face, but also the opportunities and great potential we have as a community,” he said.