Quarterly Performance Reports

Council prepares reports each quarter to inform the community of its progress towards the Council Plan. Each report contains Council’s performance for the relevant quarter against the Council Plan, its key activities, performance measures, financial statements and capital works schedule.

Reports are prepared and published in Council's meeting agenda and minutes for each of the following quarters of each financial year:

  • July – September
  • October – December
  • January – March
  • April - June

The final performance report for each financial year is the Annual Report, which can be viewed in the related information panel on this page.

The quarterly report also includes Council’s performance against the Local Government Performance Reporting Framework (LGPRF), which was introduced in 2014/15 and is a requirement of all Councils in Victoria.

For further information regarding Council’s Quarterly Performance Reports please contact Council on 5624 2411.

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