Online Council Meetings

We want to make it easier for our community during these uncertain times, so we’ll be hosting council meetings online.

We’ve created a list of FAQs to make it easy for you to stay up-to-date.

Following advice from the Federal and State Government, we will be holding council meetings via Zoom.

You’ll be able to stream meetings and submit questions online as in a normal Council meeting.

You can download the Zoom app from the download centre. Otherwise, you will be prompted to download and install Zoom when you click a join link.

We’ll publish the meeting link on the meeting day, including the meeting password and ID on our Agenda & Minutes page and Facebook.

All you need to do is follow the prompts and enter the meeting password and ID.

We suggest jumping online 5-10 minutes prior to the meeting start time to test your connection.

There’s no need to pre-register.

You won’t be able to speak to councillors or staff members during the meeting. You’ll be able to watch and listen.

If you have questions after the meeting you can:

You’ll need to submit your question online, or by email by 12noon the Tuesday before to the Council meeting.

This will allow us to fact check, record and prepare an answer.

We’ll read out all valid questions at the Council meeting and provide a verbal response. This will be recorded in the minutes.

We can accommodate up to 500 participants. You can join and leave the meeting as you like, so you don’t need to stay connected until the end.

Meeting quality will be depended on your internet infrastructure.

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Get in touch with someone from the team.

Call us on 08 9727 0222