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Priorities & direction

What the council is working on

Recent deliveries, what's underway now, and what's planned next — drawn from the council's own plans, budgets and project pages. We report what the council has publicly said it's doing; every item links to its source.

The council's stated direction

Hume's direction is set by the Hume Community Vision 2045 ('a thriving community with a strong sense of belonging') and the Council Plan 2025–2029, adopted on 23 June 2025. The Plan also contains the council's Municipal Public Health and Wellbeing Plan and Disability Action Plan. Each year it is carried out through a Council Annual Action Plan and the budget.

A liveable city of well designed and connected placesA climate resilient city with a healthy natural environmentA healthy community that is inclusive and proudA well governed Council that is strategic and trusted

The Council Plan has four priorities and 11 strategic objectives: a liveable city of well designed and connected places; a climate resilient city with a healthy natural environment; a healthy community that is inclusive and proud; and a well governed Council that is strategic and trusted. The 2026/27 Council Annual Action Plan lists 66 strategic actions, and the council publishes quarterly progress reports.

The 2026–27 budget, adopted on 22 June 2026, plans $153.96 million of capital works. Named items include $8.71m for local road resurfacing, $7.92m to start the Jacksons Creek Vilana Drive Community Centre in Sunbury, $5.98m for footpaths, $5.55m to complete the Hume Hockey second pitch and pavilion, and $3.12m to start the Mitchells Lane road reconstruction.

Underway now

Planned / committed

Recently delivered