The Council Plan is the City of Kalamunda’s most important strategic document. It sets our long-term direction, guides decision-making and shapes how we deliver meaningful outcomes for our community.

The City of Kalamunda is developing a 10-year blueprint that will guide every aspect of our decision making, from where we invest your rates to how we care for the environment, how we keep our community safe to how we ensure local businesses can thrive.

This blueprint - the City of Kalamunda Council Plan - will set out the community's priorities for our City, and the steps we will take to realise them.

We want to hear from as many people, organisations and businesses as possible.

Find out below how you can get involved and help us shape this next chapter for our City.

Collaboration and conversation? World Cafe could be for you. At this workshop we will be digging deep into the topics that matter. If you're happy to discuss in small groups, like using coloured pens on large sheets of butcher's paper, and believe there's no such thing as a bad idea - register your interest now! Spaces are limited so get in quick.

This one makes it easy for you - doing your weekly shop? We'll be right there in the shopping centre, with information to hand out and staff available to answer your questions. Grabbing your morning coffee? At your kid's soccer training? We'll be there.

If you're in a hurry or don't want to chat, we promise we won't keep you - it can be a grab and go situation if that works for you. Just take a flyer and hop on line when you get home.

For those who want to do it their way - the DIY Consultation Toolkit was made for you. Whether you're a club or community organisation, a group of neighbours or a workplace, we've made it easy for you to have the conversations and report back. The Consultation Toolkit can be picked up from your local library in the City of Kalamunda, or from the Administration Centre. Full instructions included.

It's your chance to play at being the Council!

The Council Plan helps set local priorities and guide how we invest local ratepayer funds.

It also strengthens our ability to advocate to State and Federal Government on the issues that matter most to our community.