Financial Budget

The 2023/2024 Greater Shepparton City Council budget has been built on the priorities established in the 2021-2025 Council Plan and 2021-2031 Financial Plan.

This chart shows how every $100 is allocated to providing services to our community.
This chart shows how every $100 is allocated to providing services to our community.

The 2023/2024 adopted capital works program of $64.15 million will continue to focus on investing in our existing assets, with 75 per cent of the capital works program to be spent on upgrade and renewal projects. This includes $26.35 million on road renewal and $2.68 million for the Shepparton Resource Recovery Centre Upgrade.

Council is continuing to respond to the October 2022 flood event which had a devastating impact across the region, by investing $2.97 million into drainage renewal and upgrade which includes the Margaret Street Pump Station Upgrade in Tatura and Lenne Street Flood Investigation and Design. Purchase of a new Portable Stormwater Pump is also outlined in this Adopted Budget.

Although Council is not immune from the cost challenges that we all face, we will continue to work hard to position the region as a thriving place to live, work, visit and invest as a priority. A full events calendar with a strong focus on arts, cultural assets, regional sports and major events is also helping boost tourism for the region.

Rates estimate calculator

You can use this Microsoft Excel spreadsheet to get an estimate of your rates under the new budget. If you can't use the spreadsheet you can contact us to get an estimate of your rates.

You can use this Microsoft Excel spreadsheet to get an estimate of your rates.

XLSX, 50 KB

Financial Budget 2023/2024

Council’s Financial Budget for 2023/2024 was adopted by Council at the Council Meeting held 20 June 2023. The document is available for download below.

Budgets from previous years

Budgets from previous years are also available for download below.