Community meetings are returning to the Shire of Dardanup, allowing residents to engage with local councillors and staff to provide feedback that will shape the community’s future. This year’s input will be crucial for developing the Shire’s strategic community plan, which will guide the council’s priorities and decisions. Shire President Tyrrell Gardiner has encouraged residents to participate, emphasizing the importance of community feedback. Four meetings are scheduled for May, each taking place from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM. The meetings will occur at various locations: Eaton Sports Pavilion on May 18, Dardanup Hall on May 19, Ferguson Hall on May 25, and Burekup Hall on May 26. Attendance is open to all residents without prior registration, and feedback will be welcomed year-round.
Why It Matters
Community engagement is vital for local governance, as it helps ensure that the needs and priorities of residents are reflected in decision-making processes. Historically, Shire of Dardanup has conducted similar meetings to foster communication between the council and the community. The strategic community plan developed from this feedback will play a significant role in shaping future initiatives and resource allocation, making it essential for residents to voice their opinions and concerns. Engaging with local governance helps build trust and transparency, which are fundamental to effective community management.
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