Community Plans

The Asset Management Strategy sets out Council's long-term vision for asset management of infrastructure throughout the municipality. 

It outlines how Council will ensure the financial sustainability of all:

• asset renewal,
• additions, and
• maintenance work.

The Community Strategic Plan (CSP) is a high level 10 year plan developed collaboratively by Council with the Kiama Municipal community.

It identifies the community's vision and objectives for the Municipality and strategies to achieve them.

This document lists the Fees and Charges for Council's services and facilities during the financial year.

Our 4-year Delivery Program details a broad plan for the activities, services, programs and infrastructure we'll conduct.

The 1-year Operational Plan details the specific projects, events and services we'll carry out in the year to achieve our Delivery Program activities in the timeframe.

It includes Council's predicted expenses and revenues for the financial year.

The Delivery Program and Operational Plan form the next level under our Community Strategic Plan. 

The 4-year Workforce Management Plan outlines how Council will create a workforce that will:

• achieve our Community Strategic Plan objectives
• enable Council to meet our community's current and future service and operational needs.

The Long Term Financial Plan contains Council's financial projections over a 10-year period. The Long Term Financial Plan is reviewed and updated annually. 

Council has prepared its Strategic Finance & Governance Improvement Plan both as a requirement of the varied PIO, issued by the NSW Government on 24 May 2024, but also to reiterate Council’s primary obligation is to be financially sustainable and make effective use of the public funds entrusted to us and ensure the responsible management and planning of community assets, so that future ratepayers are not burdened unnecessarily.

The varied PIO requires Council to become financially sustainable by the 2026-2027 financial year.

Council will provide bi-monthly status reports on the actions of the Strategic Finance & Governance Improvement Plan to both the elected body and the NSW Office of Local Government. Copies of these status reports will also be published here.

The Coastal Management Program will provide Council, other organisations and our community a practical and coordinated way to manage our coastline, using a science-based approach.

This includes identifying coastal hazards and risks, preserving habitats, maintaining or improving recreational amenity and improve the ability of our coastline to withstand future challenges such as climate change.

The CMP focuses on the open coast from Minnamurra in the north to Seven Mile Beach in the south. 

The CMP has been submitted for certification by the Minister.