Creswick Trails Network and Hammon Park Trailhead
The Creswick Trails Network will see 60 kilometers of mountain bike trails constructed in the bushland near the town centre of Creswick.
The Creswick Trails Network will see 60 kilometers of mountain bike trails constructed in the bushland near the town centre of Creswick.
Join the award winning Hepburn Z-NET Community Roundtable to join your community taking action on climate change.
Council is inviting community members to join the Sustainable Hepburn Community Advisory Committee.
Building our financial roadmap together
Calling for a youth representative to join the project advisory group to assist the investigation of a community hub at Daylesford Town Hall.
Be part of the next stages of Creswick Streetscapes by giving us feedback on proposed changes to Cambridge Street.
Council and the NCCMA are currently undertaking the removal of Weeds of National Significance to improve habitat and the beauty of waterways in Trentham
Help Council to develop an Arts and Culture Strategy.
North Central CMA and Council undertaking the removal of Weeds of National Significance to prevent the decline of waterway health on the Creswick Creek in Clunes.
Council has developed a masterplan to help revitalise the Central Springs Reserve, located just a short stroll from Lake Daylesford.
Council would like feedback on our community's satisfaction with and use of early years services in Hepburn Shire.
Redevelopment of the synthetic bowling green, located at Doug Lindsay Recreation Reserve, Creswick.
The Newlyn Recreation Reserve Sports Lighting Upgrade project will upgrade the AFL oval lighting to competition standard 100 lux level LEDs.
Help us to review our grants program.
Council is developing a 10-year Masterplan for the Glenlyon Recreation Reserve to inform the future planning, provision and enhancement of the reserve.
Council will be developing a Hepburn Shire Indoor Aquatics Provision Feasibility Study/Business Case
Council opposes the proposal of the terminal station location at Mount Prospect and above ground transmission lines associated with the Western Renewables Link.
The Trentham Community Hub will deliver a new library, visitor information, Council customer service, community meeting and function rooms, and original main hall.
The program involves placing and compacting new gravel material on selected unsealed roads to improve the road surface and drainage characteristics of the road.
This proactive maintenance program ensures our road network retains its quality and extends the life of the existing road pavement.
Council is developing Masterplans for the Bull Milgate Reserve (Clunes Recreation Reserve), Queens Park and Pioneers Park in Clunes.
Central Highlands Water and the Hepburn Shire Council are preparing an integrated water management (IWM) plan for Daylesford & Hepburn Springs, Creswick and Clunes.
Two projects of a similar nature looking at how we can best utilise old rail corridors across the Shire
Council is reviewing its DWMP. The DWMP sets out how we propose to manage potential risks to public and environmental health from the use of septic tank systems.
A project to enhance the visitor experience at our beautiful Wombat Hill Botanic Gardens
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This project will see construction of a replica 1930s railway head house, a key feature of this heritage railway station.
Unlocking community batteries in the Hepburn Shire.
A proposed new 500 kilovolt (kV) double-circuit overhead transmission line between Victoria and New South Wales, constructed as part of the Western Renewables Link.
Complete a survey and find out how to become involved in a circular economy to reduce waste in our Shire.
Help us to develop practical solutions to address housing affordability in the Shire.
Help to guide our Disability Action Plan for the Shire.
We are hosting monthly sessions for you to meet the mayor or drop into a Community Listening Post to find out about Council projects and have your say.
Council is facilitating a community-led recovery project for Bullarto, Glenlyon, Lyonville and Trentham.
The Rainbow Action Plan commits us to taking clear actions over the next 2 years, to create a more inclusive, safe and welcoming community for LGBTIQA+ people.
Council is committed to improving the health and wellbeing of its residents through public health principles and the social determinants of health.
The draft Fair Access Policy seeks to address the barriers experienced by women, girls, trans and gender diverse people in accessing and using sports infrastructure.
Planning for a prosperous future together.
Have your say on the Council Policy Review 2024 - Privacy Policy, Public Interest Disclosure Policy and Council Expenses and Resources Policy.
Tell us what you think about the relocation of the Baden-Powell also known as the Clunes Cannon to Collins Place in Clunes.
Council wants to develop practical/effective policies with a framework to guide property decisions that are transparent, fair and for community benefit.
Council has prepared its 2024-2025 draft budget
Help us to shape our waste services and education programs to meet the needs of our community.
Council's Gender Equity Advisory Committee provides advice on improving gender equity within Council and the community.
Find out about our project to improve the amenities at Quarry Street Reserve in Trentham.
Council has completed heritage works on the historic Creswick Town Hall in the heart of Creswick.
Glenlyon Land Contamination Project
Council has sought local knowledge from the community to help decide which of four shortlisted site options is most suitable for the Big Rainbow landmark.
Review of policy and development of guidelines.
We are seeking feedback on the proposed changes to the Governance Rules
Council has decided to sell The Rex in Daylesford.
We're developing a 10-year Aquatics Strategy and we want community feedback on the future of aquatics facilities in our Shire.
Includes the Community Vision, Council Plan and ten-year Financial Plan .
A new strategy to guide our commitment to environmental sustainability.
As a result of the serious impact of the storm and floods in January 2022, we are establishing a Community Recovery Committee.
Join this Committee to provide Council with advice to improve inclusion and support for LGBTIQA+ people.
Hepburn Shire Council has made an in-principle decision to withdraw from delivering aged and disability services. Learn what this means for clients and staff.
Geographic Names Victoria has renamed Jim Crow Creek to Larni Barramal Yaluk.
A Tree Management Plan will provide guidance for the management of public trees to ensure a consistent approach whilst providing a safe environment for the community.
The delivery of outdoor fitness spaces throughout the Shire is a priority identified in the Hepburn Shire’s Recreation and Open Space Strategy.
The purpose of this survey is for you to consider Council's proposal to observe the Melbourne Cup Public Holiday for the Shire.
Help shape the Domestic Animal Management Plan for Hepburn Council.
Background information on the former project, The Hepburn Hub at The Rex.
The redevelopment will be a welcoming and inclusive community facility - universal access, gender equity and family-friendly design.
Council has committed more than $1M to upgrade four kindergartens across the Shire, improving access, the learning environment and heating and cooling.
Each year Council renews and expands the footpath network as identified through Council’s current strategies, programs and master plans.
Works are underway to restore the iconic Clunes Town Hall.
We are worked with the Friends of Lake Daylesford to develop a preferred concept plan for Chatfield Reserve, and we want to hear from you.
Outdoor fitness equipment for Clunes Creek Walk and Wombat Trail, Trentham to improve the communities physical, mental health and wellbeing opportunities.
We would love your feedback about Hepburn Shire’s outdoor pool season.
We are seeking community feedback on the Proposed Budget 2021-22.
We want your feedback on the draft Revenue and Rating Plan.
We want to hear your views on the Road Management Plan.
Hepburn Shire Council is seeking your feedback on the recently launched Organics (food and garden) kerbside trial bin service for residents of Clunes
Mayors and Councillors are entitled to receive remuneration in the form of an allowance while performing their duties as an elected official.
Council and Central Highlands Rural Health are working together to help provide our community with information about the COVID-19 vaccination roll-out across our region.
Have your say on Council's proposal to rename an unnamed road in Trentham to Anthonys Mews.
Have your say on Council's proposal to name Government Road (Newlyn North) as Volcanic Hills Road.
Council is calling for Expressions of Interest from local businesses or community groups for a lease of the former Senior Citizens Centre at 25 Fraser Street Clunes.
We would like you to have your say on concept designs for Outdoor Fitness Equipment (OFE) at Trentham Recreation Reserve.
Council is beginning the process to create the new Youth strategy to support young people within our communities.
Provide advice to Council to plan, prioritise and implement maintenance works and major projects at Mineral Springs Reserves.
Council proposes to alter the alignment, level and direction of travel of Pearman Street in Creswick.
Help us to develop our first Positive Ageing Strategy
Council is seeking feedback on the renewal of a lease for the Daylesford Speedway
Hepburn Shire has a new planning scheme
Council’s Early and Middle Years Strategy 2022-2030 aims to plan and prepare for family growth and the development needs of early years and middle years children.
Have your say on Council's Asset Plan
Internal refurbishment of the toilet block to include 3 unisex accessible toilets and change facilities, a DDA compliant footpath and a DDA compliant parking space.
Council has prepared its 2022-2023 Annual Budget.
Storm recovery initiative
Apply to join our Reconciliation Advisory Committee.
We are calling for community representatives to join our Disability Advisory Committee.
Council will be installing pedestrian outstands as a trial safety measure at the intersection of Fraser and Service Streets in Clunes,
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