Glenelg Shire Council

Glenelg Shire  map

Address


Cliff Street, PORTLAND 3305

Postal


PO Box 152, PORTLAND 3305

Tel


03 5522 2200

Fax


03 5522 2290

Email


enquiry@glenelg.vic.gov.au

Website


new window icon www.glenelg.vic.gov.au

Municipality Profile


The Glenelg Shire is nestled in Victoria’s south west corner. Located around a deep-water port, Portland is the major centre in the shire and home to one of only two aluminium smelters in Victoria. Natural attractions include the Glenelg River flowing and the surrounding national parks. The shire's economy is based around service industries, timber production, grazing and manufacturing. The main industries include basic non-ferrous metal manufacturing, agriculture, marine fishing.

Localities


Allestree, Bahgallah, Bessiebelle, Bolwarra, Branxholme, Breakaway Creek, Brimboal, Byaduk, Cape Bridgewater, Carapook, Cashmore, Casterton, Chetwynd, Clover Flat, Condah, Corndale, Dartmoor, Dergholm, Digby, Drik Drik, Drumborg, Dunrobin, Dutton Way, Gorae, Gorae West, Grassdale, Greenwald, Heathmere, Henty, Heywood, Homerton, Hotspur, Killara, Lake Condah, Lake Mundi, Lindsay, Lyons, Merino, Milltown, Mount Eckersley, Mount Richmond, Mumbannar, Muntham, Myamyn, Nangeela, Nareen, Narrawong, Nelson, Paschendale, Portland, Portland North, Portland West, Sandford, Strathdownie, Tahara, Tahara Bridge, Tahara West, Tyrendarra, Wallacedale, Wando Bridge, Wando Vale, Warrock and Winnap For a detailed map showing shire boundaries and locality names, visit VICNAMES.

Area


6210 sq km

Population



Estimated Resident Population
Total
0-17
18-34
35-64
65+
2006
20,525
25%
18%
42%
16%
2007
20,664
25%
18%
42%
16%
2016
19,787
20%
16%
40%
24%
Source:
2006 & 2007 - Australian Bureau of Statistics - ABS Census 2006 (and updates).
2016 - DSE, Victoria in Future 2004 – Projections based on 2001 Census.

Elections


Glenelg Shire is an unsubdivided municipality consisting of 7 councillors.
Councillors are elected through proportional representation voting.
From November 2008 general council elections, all Victorian councillors serve a four year term.
The council's next independent Electoral Representation Review is scheduled to be conducted prior to the 2012 elections.
Visit the Victorian Electoral Commission for more elections details.

Councillors

7 Councillors elected in Nov 2008.
Unsubdivided - Cr Robert Halliday
Unsubdivided - Cr Karen Stephens
Unsubdivided - Cr Geoff White (Mayor)
Unsubdivided - Cr Gilbert Wilson
Unsubdivided - Cr Bruce Cross
Unsubdivided - Cr John Northcott
Unsubdivided - Cr Ken Saunders

Chief Executive Officer


Mr Stuart Burdack

Finances

Recurrent Income
VGC Grants
Rates Income
% Income from rates
2005/06
$ 31.399 M
$ 5.077 M
$ 14.095 M
39%
2006/07
$ 34.026 M
$ 5.251 M
$ 15.589 M
46%
2007/08
$ 34.331 M
$ 5.458 M
$ 16.711 M
49%
Source: Victoria Grants Commission.


Map Source: Maps prepared by the Victorian Electoral Commission using Vicmap spatial data provided by the Department of Sustainability and Environment. Glenelg_new370.gif

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