Community Engagement

Council's decision making is shaped and improved through regular two-way communication with the community that elected members represent.

Community meetings and other engagement activities are undertaken to provide the opportunity for the community to provide feedback on matters important to you.

Outside of these formal opportunities, residents can lodge a customer request here.

Current:

Feedback on Council structure

Maranoa Regional Council is inviting residents to provide feedback on its operations as part of an organisational review. Council’s last regular review took place over four years ago, which saw some changes to its operational structure in 2021.

Three years on, Council is evaluating the outcomes of these changes. An internal review has been underway since late last year, incorporating staff feedback and early input from Councillors.

You can complete the online survey below, or download and complete a PDF version here. This can be printed and returned to your nearest Customer Service Centre or emailed to council@maranoa.qld.gov.au.

The feedback period runs until 28 April 2025.

Provide feedback on Council's structure

Councillor Catch-ups

Councillors hold regular catch-ups with the communityAs part of their commitment to listen and report back to the Maranoa, Councillors hold regular Councillor Catch-ups to enable our community to personally discuss matters of interest to you.

Upcoming Catch-ups:

  • Roma - May 20, 2025
  • Injune, Surat, Yuleba and Mitchell - May 21, 2025

Full time and location details will be released soon.

  • In September 2024 Councillors caught up with the residents to discuss the budget and answer questions about the decisions outlined in the 2024/25 Budget around rates.

    Across 7 days, Councillors travelled over 1400 kilometres visiting 16 Communities. In total, more than 24 hours was spent discussing budget and answering resident questions.

    In September 2024 Councillors caught up with the residents to discuss the budget and answer questions about the decisions outlined in the 2024/25 Budget around rates.

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