Have Your Say
Community consultation and engagement serves to strengthen links between Council and its community and improve the efficiency and effectiveness of Council decisions in response to community issues.
Council's commitment to community consultation
Council is committed to the development of a respectful relationship with the community that embraces public input into Council decision making. Council engages with the community in order to:
- better meet the needs of the community;
- utilise local knowledge and expertise;
- effectively inform the community; and
- encourage and enable community participation in the decision making process.
Shaping Greater Shepp
We encourage individuals and organisations to become actively involved in the development of our region, and the activities of Council, by contributing during regular community consultation processes.
You can find out what projects are open for public comment by visiting our community consultation portal, Shaping Greater Shepp, or by clicking on the links below.
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Hooked On Shepparton
If you attended the 'Hooked On Shepparton' event on Friday 23 January 2026, we'd love to hear your thoughts. Your feedback will help make future events even greater! Read more about Hooked On Shepparton -
Universal Access and Inclusion Plan 2026-2030
Help shape our next Universal Access and Inclusion Plan, to identify and address the barriers that all sectors of the community encounter in their day-to-day life. Read more about Universal Access and Inclusion Plan 2026-2030 -
Join the Greater Shepparton Heritage Advisory Committee
Greater Shepparton City Council is seeking nominations from individuals interested in joining the Greater Shepparton Heritage Advisory Committee. Read more about Join the Greater Shepparton Heritage Advisory Committee -
Resilience in Recovery - Surveys
Resilience in Recovery provides you with updates and resources about ongoing flood recovery efforts in our area. We welcome your feedback to make our program even better. Read more about Resilience in Recovery - Surveys