Strategic Plans
Our Plan
Our Plan 2024-2028 is the key instrument for the delivery of programs and services to the community and the long-term financial sustainability of Council and guides the development of Council’s Annual Business Plan and Budget and Long Term Financial Plan.
Strategic Plan 2024-2028
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Please Note: This document is currently being graphically designed for public release.
Annual Business Plan & Budget
Annual Business Plan & Budget 2026-2027
Summary Annual Business Plan & Budget 2025 - 2026
Annual Business Plan & Budget 2025-2026
Annual Business Plan and Budget 2024-2025
Summary Annual Business Plan & Budget 2024 - 2025
Annual Business Plan and Budget 2023-2024
Summary Annual Business Plan and Budget 2023 - 2024
Annual Business Plan and Budget 2022-2023
Summary Annual Business Plan and Budget 2022-23
Previous Annual Business Plans and Budgets
Audited Financial Statements
2024-25 Mid Murray Council Audited Financial Statements
2023-24 Mid Murray Council Audited Financial Statements
2022-23 Mid Murray Council Audited Financial Statements
2021-22 Mid Murray Council Audited Financial Statements
Previous Audited Financial Statements are available upon request - submit request to postbox@mid-murray.sa.gov.au
Annual Report
2024-2025 Annual Report - click on image to view
Asset Management Plans
Building, Land & Structures - Asset Management Plan
Bridges - Asset Management Plan
Community Wastewater Management System - Asset Management Plan
Footpaths - Asset Management Plans
Kerbs - Asset Management Plans
Plant & Machinery - Asset Management Plan
River Structures Asset Management Plan
Stormwater Drainage - Asset Management Plan
Transport - Asset Management Plan
Watercraft Asset Management Plan
Long Term Financial Plans
Long Term Financial Plan 2026-27 to 2035-36
Long Term Financial Plan 2025-26 to 2034/35
Long Term Financial Plan 2024/25 to 2033/34
Long Term Financial Plan 2023/24 to 2032/33
Long Term Financial Plan 2022/23 to 2031/32
Long Term Financial Plan 2021/22 to 2030/31
Long Term Financial Plan 2020/21 to 2029/30
Long Term Financial Plan 2019-20 to 2028-29
Other Management Plans
Road Management Plan
Community Land Management Plans
All land (except roads) that is owned by the Council or under the Council’s care, control and management is deemed as Community Land, unless the Land has been specifically excluded from the Community Land classification by resolution of the Council.
In accordance with subsection 196(1) of the Local Government Act 1999, Council must prepare and maintain a management plan or management plans for:
- all Community Land under an instrument of trust;
- all Community Land where regulations exclude the power to revoke the classification of the land as Community Land;
- all Community Land that is, or is to be, occupied under a lease or licence; and
- all Community Land that has been, or is to be, specifically modified and adapted for the benefit or enjoyment of the community.
A management plan is a document that guides the management of particular categories of, or other specific, Community Land.
A management plan is not required for land which has been excluded from the classification of Community Land.
The Local Government Act provides the framework and requirements for the control and management of Community Land. The legislative requirements that attach to Community Land are aimed and focused on ensuring a consistent, strategic and flexible approach to land management, in order to protect community interests for current and future generations through direction and criteria for the use of Community Land.
Leases and Licences for the Land
Over time, lease and/or licence agreements will expire, require renewal and/or renegotiation, and new leasing agreements considered. An agreement enables the Council to formalise tenure and suitable land management practices with the local community, organisations, associations, businesses and individuals who occupy or manage Community Land.
Any lease or licence granted or proposed to be granted must be consistent with the uses and purposes for which the Council holds the Land, and its objectives for the Land as outlined in this Management Plan. A lease and/or licence may be issued to sporting, recreation, business, social or community associations, clubs or groups for the use of the Land and whose activities cater for the local or broader community consistent with the objectives for the Land.
Leases or licences for less than 5 years that are consistent with the provisions of this Management Plan may be granted by the Council in accordance with section 202(3)(a) of the Local Government Act.
Where a lease or licence is proposed to be granted for a term of more than 5 years, the Council will comply with its public consultation policy in accordance with Section 202 of the Local Government Act.
A lease or licence over community land must not be granted for a term exceeding 42 years in accordance with section 202(4) of the Local Government Act.
Community Engagement is undertaken as part of the decision-making process in accordance with the Local Government Act when considering the application for a lease or licence on Community Land.
Community Land Management Plans
Roadside Vegetation Management Plan
Adopted - Road Management Plan