Strategies, policies and plans

Find links to our most popular documents, or scroll down to view a full list of strategies, policies and plans.

Popular documents

Annual Report

Check how we are performing against our objectives and view a copy of the Annual Report.

Community Vision

The Community Vision – Nillumbik 2040 captures the essence of what is most valued about our community and our Shire.

The Council Plan plays a key role in setting the strategic direction of Council for the four-year Council term. The Budget outlines the financial resources needed to implement the key priorities from the Council Plan.

Health and Wellbeing Plan

The Nillumbik Health and Wellbeing Plan 2021-2025 outlines our commitment to address health and wellbeing priorities and reduce inequalities.

Financial Plan

View a forecast of the financial sustainability of Council over 10 years.

Customer First Strategy

Nillumbik Shire Council exists to serve our community and our customers. This strategy ensures that providing a great customer experience continues to be a key focus for Council.

Directory of documents

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Grants

Health and wellbeing

Local laws

View the Nillumbik General Local Law and associated Procedure and Protocol Manual, along with our Meeting Procedure Local Law.

Open space and recreation

View strategies, policies, plans and other documents related to open space and recreation in Nillumbik, including our Open Space Strategy, Community Sport Fair Access Policy, Recreation and Leisure Strategy, and more.

Pets and animals

Procurement

Reconciliation

Nillumbik Shire Council is currently developing its first Reconciliation Action Plan, a Reflect RAP.

A RAP is a formal commitment to support First Nations people's rights, culture, heritage, needs and aspirations. It will outline the shared approach Council will take to progress reconciliation and work alongside all Aboriginal people in Council’s services. The RAP will be submitted to Reconciliation Australia for endorsement later in 2024.

To read more about the RAP development and sign up to stay informed, visit Participate Nillumbik.