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Our Council Plan 2025-2029 was adopted at the October 2025 Council Meeting.
The Council Plan sets out our direction for the next four years, focusing on four key priorities:
Community Wellbeing,
Natural Environment,
Economy and Tourism, and
Infrastructure and Place.
The Plan is built on the voices of more than 2,000 people from across the Rural City of Wangaratta. Through workshops, surveys, pop-ups and conversations with community groups, businesses, service providers and staff, we gathered over 3,200 pieces of feedback. It incorporates our Municipal Health and Wellbeing Plan, and reflects our Community Vision 2045.
These insights also helped shape the Asset Plan, and Financial Plan, each reflecting what matters most to our community.
The Council Plan sets out our direction for the next four years, focusing on four key priorities:
Community Wellbeing,
Natural Environment,
Economy and Tourism, and
Infrastructure and Place.
The Plan is built on the voices of more than 2,000 people from across the Rural City of Wangaratta. Through workshops, surveys, pop-ups and conversations with community groups, businesses, service providers and staff, we gathered over 3,200 pieces of feedback. It incorporates our Municipal Health and Wellbeing Plan, and reflects our Community Vision 2045.
These insights also helped shape the Asset Plan, and Financial Plan, each reflecting what matters most to our community.