Share your budget priorities for the next financial year!

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Every year, the City of Point Russell develops an annual budget that aligns with our Council Plan and works to benefit our community, our places, and our services. The budget includes funding for roads, footpaths, and drainage, our open spaces, waste and recycling collections, major infrastructure upgrades, the running of our libraries and leisure centers, and support for local businesses and services that support all members of our community.

The annual budget consultation process is one of the ways that our community can have a say on how and where the Council should invest to boost services and infrastructure, as well as how we ensure a fair and sustainable base to fund this.

The budget consultation encompasses the following core service areas of responsibility:

  • Roads, footpaths and drainage
  • Recreation services and facilities
  • Parks, reserves and gardens
  • Planning, building, and local laws
  • Community centers and halls
  • Waste and recycling services.
  • Aged care and family services
  • Corporate services
  • Environment

Resource Allocation for Service Delivery 2023/2024

The information below highlights how the Council has allocated resources during the 2023/24 financial year for the provision of a broad range of services and initiatives:

Rates and charges spent per $100.


Have your say:

We have a number of ways you can provide your feedback:

Every year, the City of Point Russell develops an annual budget that aligns with our Council Plan and works to benefit our community, our places, and our services. The budget includes funding for roads, footpaths, and drainage, our open spaces, waste and recycling collections, major infrastructure upgrades, the running of our libraries and leisure centers, and support for local businesses and services that support all members of our community.

The annual budget consultation process is one of the ways that our community can have a say on how and where the Council should invest to boost services and infrastructure, as well as how we ensure a fair and sustainable base to fund this.

The budget consultation encompasses the following core service areas of responsibility:

  • Roads, footpaths and drainage
  • Recreation services and facilities
  • Parks, reserves and gardens
  • Planning, building, and local laws
  • Community centers and halls
  • Waste and recycling services.
  • Aged care and family services
  • Corporate services
  • Environment

Resource Allocation for Service Delivery 2023/2024

The information below highlights how the Council has allocated resources during the 2023/24 financial year for the provision of a broad range of services and initiatives:

Rates and charges spent per $100.


Have your say:

We have a number of ways you can provide your feedback:

  • Council budget areas explained

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    The City of Point Russell is responsible for managing over $600M of community services and assets.

    The following sections provide a summary of what each of these budget areas entail, including components of Council's Capital Works program.

  • Parks Reserves and Gardens

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    Delivering a proposed $ 9 million in Parks and Reserve upgrades and redevelopments:

    • $3 million Ostrich Valley Reserve Masterplan
    • $1.65 Sunnyside Park redevelopment
    • $750,000 Lighting - Lamppost Reserve upgrade
    • $200,000 Twinkle Park Playground redevelopment

    Plus more

  • Roads, Footpaths and Drainage

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    Delivering a proposed $10.8 million in Road, Bridge and Footpath projects including:

    • $3M in Road and Drain Rehabilitation works
    • $2.2M to upgrade Fudge Street (Centaur to Tip Road)
    • $750k to reconstruct Hockey Road
    • $750k to reconstruct Button Lane
    • $600k in Footpath/Bikepath Construction Projects
    • $500k in Footpath/Bikepath/Cycleways improvement under the Active Transport Program

    Plus more...

  • Recreation Services and Facilities

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    Delivering a proposed $20 million in Road, Bridge and Footpath projects including

    • $6.35 million Medley Park Sports Centre - Major Upgrade (Stage 1)
    • $2 million Tipi Reserve Master Plan - Sports Field Reconstruction
    • $500,000 Building - Woodley Park Sports Pavilion - Construction
    • $400,000 Fredericks Park Master Plan Detailed Design and Stage 1 Construction
    • $350,000 Sonic Park Building Upgrade (Construction)
    • $800,000 Big Tree Park - Public Toilet Replacement

    Plus more

Page last updated: 22 Apr 2024, 02:16 PM