The objective of the roadmap is to inform the future development of a Community Climate Action Plan, which will support the community to reduce its emissions and adapt to a changing climate.  Everyone in the Alpine Shire has a role to play in reducing carbon emissions and helping to ensure the local community can adapt to the impacts of a changing climate.   Sharing your thoughts through this survey will help to:  Identify climate action opportunity areas and community priorities  Identify challenges and opportunities for community action  Come down and chat all things Community Climate Action at a pop up near you!  Saturday 20 May | Bright's Make it Bake it Grow it Market | 9am – 1pm  Saturday 20 May | Tawonga South (outside Mount Beauty Auto Repairs) | 10am – 12pm   Saturday, 27 May | Myrtleford Farmers Market | 8.30am – 12.30pm  If you can’t attend one of our pop ups, you can take the survey by visiting: www.surveymonkey.com/r/8L3ZMBG    The survey will take about 10-15 minutes to complete.  To read more about the Climate Emergency declaration and our corporate Climate Action Plan, visit: www.alpineshire.vic.gov.au/community/corporate-sustainability   This project is jointly funded by the Victorian and Commonwealth Government's under the Commonwealth-State Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA). 

With inter-library loans a much-valued service by library members, the High Country Library Network is thrilled to be able to offer it once again.   The peak body, Public Libraries Victoria (PLV), has…

A planning scheme review, which is required to be undertaken by Council every four years, is an overall health check of a planning scheme.  Mayor John Forsyth said a review ensures that the Planning S…

Community groups, clubs, Traditional Owners and young people are encouraged to apply for funding to support their next project.  This year’s community grants programs will see an injection of funds fr…

Event organisers are invited to apply for support for events to be held across the Alpine Shire  between 1 July 2023 and 30 June 2024.   The annual Events Funding Program provides sponsorship support …

From Monday, 15 May, a contractor, and their team will spend two weeks following the kerbside general waste truck on their routes, changing lids and pins on the old green general waste bins, to red li…

Mayor John Forsyth said Council's request for the speed limit change reflects the community's sentiment to minimise any potential impact to the Gateway trees by an intersection leading into th…

Through the Black Summer Bushfire Recovery Grants Program, local organisation Total Renewable Energy Kiewa (T.R.E.K) successfully applied for a grant to add solar, battery and generator backup to supp…

Mayor John Forsyth said highlights in this year’s draft budget include Council's Capital Works Program, which continues to be strong with over $12m allocated for new assets, as well as asset renew…