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Governance at Boroondara
What is Council?
The local government of the City of Boroondara is responsible for more than 150 services from family and children’s services, traffic regulation, open space, youth facilities, waste management and community building, to matters concerning business development, planning for appropriate development and ensuring accountability for Council’s budget.
The Council comprises 10 elected citizens of Boroondara. Councillors work with the community and its Administration in setting Council’s strategic direction. The Mayor, who is elected by his or her fellow Councillors, is the leader of the Council.
The Administration's role is to advise Council, implement decisions of Council and deliver services. The Administration is accountable to Council through the Chief Executive Officer.
Agenda papers and the minutes of Council meetings can be viewed at Council Customer Service Centres and libraries.
Information on the 2008 Council Election on 29 November 2008
The City of Boroondara is committed to providing a high level of customer service. Find our more in this section.
Council holds three types of formal meetings to make various community decisions. Find out more in this section.
Council is committed to sound decision making principles to ensure fair and reasonable outcomes for the community. The Decision & Process Review is available if you have a complaint or concern about an administrative decisionor process. Alternatively, contact information is provided for the Victorian Ombudsman
Information about Freedom of Information Applications and application forms.
Learn more about raising issues and having your say in this section.
Last Update: 8 March 2006
