Frankston City Council is inviting the community to help shape its priorities for the year ahead, with engagement now open to inform the development of its 2027–28 Annual Plan and Budget.
Council is seeking feedback on which services, programs and facilities matter most to the community, where people believe greater focus is needed and why these priorities are important.
Mayor, Sue Baker said community feedback was an important part of understanding local needs and helping Council plan for the year ahead.
“Frankston City is home to diverse communities, each with their own needs, priorities and ideas for the future,” said Mayor Baker.
“Your feedback is an important part of this process and will help inform our thinking as we balance local priorities with the services we need to deliver, our existing commitments and the resources available.”
Feedback will help inform Council’s planning for the year ahead, including how it progresses the four strategic outcomes in the Council and Wellbeing Plan 2025-2029: Healthy and Inclusive Communities, Natural Environment, Connected Places and Economy, and Council Performance and Leadership.
The Council said this will be considered alongside existing commitments, service and asset requirements, projects identified in Council’s 10-year Long Term Infrastructure Plan, legislative responsibilities, and overall financial position.
Public submissions will also be heard at Council’s meeting on Monday 14 December. Council will report back to the community within four weeks of the engagement closing, with an engagement summary published on Engage Frankston.
Have your say by Monday 30 November, with online and offline participation options available through Engage Frankston.
