Find out everything you need to know about the City of Stirling Council, including our Mayor, Ward and Councillors. Information on elections, policies, local laws, rates, jobs, tenders and community consultation are also provided here.
Honorary Freeman of the City
The Honorary Freeman of the City is bestowed on a citizen in recognition of their services to their city and their country. The City has a total of 9 Honorary Freeman, who have made an important contribution to the City and become an integral part of the City's history.
Mayor, Wards and Councillors
The City of Stirling is made up of 7 Wards. Each ward has 2 councillors, and the Council as a whole has 14 members. The Mayor is selected from within the Council after each election. The Mayor is elected by and from the Council, and holds office for two years. Find out about the Mayor, Deputy Mayor and Councillors.
Council elections
This section contains all you need to know about Council elections at the City of Stirling, including information on the election process, voting and how to become a councillor.
Council and Committee meetings and petitions
Find out about City of Stirling Council and Committee meetings, including dates of upcoming meetings and agenda. You can also find out about Elector’s meetings, attending Council meetings and making a petition here.
Committees and working groups
Find out about City of Stirling’s committees and working groups, including members, terms of reference, dates of upcoming meetings, agenda and minutes of previous meetings.
Organisational information
Here you can view the City of Stirling organisational structure, strategic plans, customer charter, code of conduct and statement of ethics.
Freedom of information (FOI)
The Freedom of Information Act 1992 gives the public a right to apply for access to documents held by the City of Stirling. Find out more about Freedom of Information (FOI) and how to lodge an application.
Policies and local laws
This section contains information about new and proposed City of Stirling policies and local laws. Information on parking infringements is also provided here.
Rates, fees and payments
This section contains information about payment of rates and fees to the City of Stirling, including access to our online payment facility.
Jobs
The City of Stirling is ‘a preferred employer’ committed to providing a safe and healthy work environment. Vacancies are advertised in the West Australian and on LGNet. Find out more about working with us.
Tenders
Find out about tender opportunities at the City of Stirling. You can also access engineering design standards here.
Feedback
Customer satisfaction is of great importance to the City of Stirling, and we recognise that there is always room for improvement. We welcome your feedback and suggestions.
Community consultation
The City of Stirling welcomes public comment on a broad range of issues. Find out our community consultation process, including items currently open for public comment.
Emergency management
In event of an emergency, the main role of the City of Stirling is to manage the recovery of the local community. Find out about the City of Stirling’s emergency management committee and plans.