The City of Stirling has several Committees that meet on a regular basis. These Committees make recommendations to Council in their specific areas of responsibility.
All Committee meetings are open to the public, with the exception of Audit Committee meetings. Find out more about the City's Committee meetings below:-
Audit committee
Responsible for overseeing auditing, corporate governance and risk management.
CEO’s performance review committee
These meetings are held between June and September on a Tuesday evening starting at 5.30pm.
Community and resources committee
This committee advises Council on matters such as waste management, community services, recreation, sustainability, and arts and culture. These meetings are held at 6.00pm on Tuesdays - please refer to the 'City's Council and Committee meeting dates' to confirm the date of each meeting.
Planning and development committee
This committee advises Council on matters involving the City of Stirling’s planning and development directorate and covers items such as development approvals, urban planning, economic development and urban regeneration. These meetings are held at 6.00pm on Tuesdays - please refer to the 'City's Council and Committee meeting dates' to confirm the date of each meeting.
Attending committee meetings
Members of the community are welcome to attend Committee meetings, with the exception of the Audit Committee.
Community members are welcome to make a deputation on an agenda item either in favour of or against the recommendation listed in the agenda.
The Presiding Member will call forward community members wishing to make a deputation just prior to the item.
If you would like to make a deputation, please complete a submission form.
Deputation submission form
Did you know?
During Committee meetings, members of the community are permitted to make a statement, also known as a deputation, in favour of, or against an item listed on the meeting agenda. If you would like to make a statement at a Committee meeting, please complete a Deputation Submission Form.