Community Consultation
Community consultation is an important way for Councils to find out the views of residents and ratepayers on a range of issues. Community consultation can be generally defined as the process of informed communication between the Council and the community on an issue prior to the Council making a decision or determining a direction on that issue.
Maitland City Council is committed to community engagement and effective consultation. Council believes that effective consultation will support and strengthen the trust, goodwill and respect between Council and the community.
Read Council's Community Engagement Strategy here
Community Consultation Reports
Below are a list of community consultation reports based on various topics of interest within the community including;
Discussion Paper - Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander People 2009
Discussion Paper - People from Culturally & Linguistically Diverse Backgrounds 2009
Discussion Paper - Older people 2009
Discussion Paper - People with a disability 2009
Active Seniors Survey - August 2008
Carers: Community Consultation Report - August 2008
Collages of Maitland - Consultation with Aged Care Residents - August 2008
Employment and Disability: Community Consultation Report - September 2008
Focus Group - Centrelink / Multicultural Report - 22 April 2008
Having our Say - People with a Disability: Community Consultation Report - August 2008
Lawn Bowls Intergenerational Event - Youth and Seniors Week - 9 April 2008
Multicultural Services and Support Survey - March 2008
The Voices of Seniors - August 2008
Women's Community Cafe Report - Walka Water Works - Report - March 2008 - Part. 1
Women's Community Cafe Report - Walka Water Works - Attachments - March 2008 - Part. 2
Women's Community Cafe Report - Walka Water Works - Social Appendix - March 2008 - Part. 3
Woodberry & surrounding areas: Community Vision Survey & Community Vision Artworks Project Report - February 2008
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