Community Engagement

We're committed to working with residents, businesses, community groups and stakeholders to help shape the future of our city. By sharing your ideas, experiences and feedback, you help inform decisions, plans and projects that affect the places, services and facilities we all use.

Community engagement is an important part of how we work together to create a vibrant, inclusive and sustainable future for the City. It ensures community perspectives are considered when planning for growth, delivering services and making decisions that matter to our community. 

Our approach to engagement is guided by the Council Policy - Community Engagement and Community Engagement Framework, which set out how we listen, engage and work alongside our community to achieve better outcomes. 

Community engagement also supports the aspirations of the City's Strategic Community Plan 2023-2033, which reflects the long-term vision and priorities identified by our community for the future of the City.  

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Share your thoughts

Your ideas and local knowledge help shape the future of our community.

Share Your Thoughts is the City of Rockingham's community engagement identity. It's how we connect with residents, businesses, community groups and stakeholders to gather ideas, feedback and local knowledge that help shape the future of our City.

There are many ways to get involved, including surveys, public comment opportunities, community workshops, information sessions, advisory committees and community reference groups. Whether you're interested in a local project, strategy or planning initiative, your perspective can help inform better decisions and outcomes.

Use the button below to visit Share Your Thoughts and explore our current engagement opportunities, share feedback, follow projects and stay informed about topics that matter to you.

We promote engagement opportunities through Share Your Thoughts, the City's website, digital newsletters, social media, signage, community publications and direct communications where appropriate.

To receive a weekly email listing projects and initiatives open for feedback, subscribe to the Share Your Thoughts Newsletter.

We also welcome feedback at any time:

When we all work together, we create better decisions, better places and better outcomes for everyone.

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