Click on the drop down menu below to access our Community Plan, Corporate Plan, Operational Plans and Annual Reports.
Click on the drop down menu below to access our Community Plan, Corporate Plan, Operational Plans and Annual Reports.
Council is pleased to present the Annual Report 2022-23. View via the reader below or download the interactive PDF (best viewed in Acrobat Reader).
Annual Report 2008-2009
Annual Report 2009-2010
Annual Report 2010-2011
Annual Report 2011-2012
Annual Report 2012-2013
Annual Report 2013-2014
Annual Report 2014-2015
Annual Report 2015-2016
Annual Report 2016-2017
Annual Report 2017-2018
Annual Report 2018-2019
Annual Report 2019-2020
Annual Report 2020-2021
Annual Report 2021-2022
More information about the plans and strategies guiding arts, culture and heritage in the Central Highlands is available here.
Action plan report cards
Central Highlands has a thriving RV, caravan and camping visitor economy based on outstanding experiences that attract overnight visitor spend, increase yield for the tourism industry across the year, and enhance the desirability of the region for work and play.
The Central Highlands 2043 Community Vision represents people’s aspirations for the future of the region. During the engagement period over 1,900 community contributions were received to inform the vision document and ensure it is an accurate reflection of aspirations and hopes for the region as we move toward 2043. The vision was received by council in December 2023.
Council has also completed a 2043 Vision Highlights flyer to inform community about council projects between January and June 2024 that already align with the Vision. A similar flyer will be published at the beginning of each financial year and reported on as part of council’s annual report.
As part of this project Community Profiles were created for the region and each of our 13 communities.
The Community Engagement System is a suite of documents that council use to ensure effective and productive Community Engagement.
The system, endorsed in October 2023 which includes the Policy, Strategic Action Plan, Engagement Statement, and Engagement Framework can be found via the links below.
Community Engagement Statement
Community Engagement Framework
Community Engagement Strategic Action Plan 2024 -2028
Every local government in Queensland is required to prepare a five-year corporate plan under the Local Government Act 2009.
A corporate plan is council’s main planning tool, providing the basis from which specific council strategies, plans and policies are developed.
Council will use this plan to guide and deliver our annual budget, capital works program and operational plan for the coming years.
Download the Central Highlands Regional Council Corporate Plan 2022-2027.
The Customer Service Strategy and Action Plan details our commitment to be a customer-focused organisation and provides a framework for us to deliver services in a way that places the customer at the centre of everything we do.
This will be achieved by innovating and investing in process, technology and people.
The strategy aligns with the Central Highlands Regional Council Corporate Plan 2017-2022 and the Operational Plan 2018-2019.
The GHD Advisory – All Hazards Risk Assessment 2021 was endorsed by Council on 22/09/21.
This has been compiled to provide an overview of the process, background reference material, preparation and results of the All Hazards Risk Assessment review facilitated by GHD for Central Highlands Regional Council (CHRC). The content of the report sections and appendices are summarised under each
heading below.
The library strategic action plan will assist visitors to:
Action plan report cards
Most of us aspire to live in a place that offers opportunity for the best quality of life, income security, healthy lifestyle options, security for our families and choices for our future wellbeing.
We want to live within a tolerant community which is resilient to disasters and human shocks, is socially, culturally and economically prosperous, and has a healthy, pleasing environment capable of providing a sustainable future.
These are all aspects of the liveability of a place or region. How do we achieve these aspirational objectives given that life and the systems around us are dynamic?
Our lifestyles and livelihoods face constant change and pressures, sometimes influenced by factors from outside of our region such as economic downturns and population decline. How we improve the liveability of the Central Highlands region – from our larger centres to our smaller areas – is a key challenge for council and communities.
The Liveability Strategy and Action Plan addresses these pertinent questions. It brings together the thoughts, ideas and suggestions generated from community and stakeholder engagement and communications.
It supports other key strategies, schemes and action plans of the Central Highlands Regional Council and the Central Highlands Development Commission, as well as those of key industry groups, civil society representatives, non-government organisations and State and Federal level stakeholders.
Its formulation has been driven by community aspirations expressed through multiple forums. Community drive will also be central to its implementation with expected nurtured improvement over time.
The operational plan is the detail of the corporate plan. It shows which projects, services and activities are current for the financial year and the progress of each as at the end of each quarter (three month period).
Operational Plan for 2024-2025
Operational Plan for 2023-2024
Operational Plan for 2022-2023
Our Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan 2020- 2021 is a practical plan of action built on relationships, respect and opportunities, so as to create social change and economic opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians.
Action plan report cards
The Game Plan is a plan for organised sport and active recreation in the Central Highlands.
The Youth Strategy is council’s plan for the Central Highlands’ young people to identify their priorities. For more information, visit the Youth Development page.
Action plan report cards
Up-to-date weather, road closure and disaster information.