The Council Plan 2025-2029 is being developed from a range of contributions, including a Deliberative Engagement Panel made up of community members from across the Shire. It's now time for the wider community to have their say on the Plan's priorities for our services and amenities. Complete the survey on our Participate Hepburn webpage before Sunday 27 April. Hard copies at libraries and hubs.
Due to the multiple public holidays, there are some impacts to Council's services and offices.
Published on 08 November 2024
This afternoon the Victorian Electoral Commission declared the results of the Hepburn Shire Local Government Election. The successful candidates are as follows:
Bradley Thomas, Hepburn Shire CEO, said he congratulated Councillors-elect on their election to Council.
“It is an honor to represent this community, and we look forward to supporting and working closely with Councillors over the next four years. I wish the group all the best in their roles.”
“We look forward to a productive four years ahead. We acknowledge the contribution of our returning Councillors, and warmly welcome those representing Hepburn Shire for the first time,” said Mr Thomas.
Councillors will be sworn in on 14 November 2024, and commence their induction as required by the Local Government Act 2020. Council will consider the election of a Mayor and Deputy Mayor on 26 November 2024, before ordinary Council meetings resume in December.
Council would like to thank all candidates for their commitment and putting their hands up to represent our community.
More information can be found on the VECs website: https://www.vec.vic.gov.au/voting/2024-local-council-elections/hepburn-shire-council/results#Hepburn%20Shire%20Council