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Wollondilly Shire Council
A large, mostly rural shire on Sydney's south-western edge — around 59,800 people across towns like Picton, Tahmoor, Bargo and Appin, with the new Wilton growth area on the way. The council runs the local services you use every week — waste, rural roads, libraries, development — and sets your rates. Here's the snapshot, then the stuff that affects your week.
Everyday essentials
The things people actually need from the council — fast.
Get to know your council
The basics, in one tap — open any card for key facts and a link to the official source.
This year's rate rise, how it compares across NSW, and why bills differ.
2025–26 rate peg: 3.8%
Open →Budget & financesHow financially healthy the council is, measured against official benchmarks.
Meets 4 of 9 OLG financial benchmarks
Open →Crime & safetyWollondilly's recorded crime rates, side by side with the NSW average.
All 12 major offences below the NSW rate
Open →Mayor & councillorsWho represents you, by ward — and where to read their official profiles.
Mayor: Matt Gould (Independent)
Open →Elections & votingWhen the next council election is, and how voting works.
Next election: Sat 9 Sep 2028
Open →Contact & servicesHow to reach the council and report a problem.
Customer service: (02) 4677 1100
Open →City profileThe basics: how many people live here, how big the area is.
Population: ~59,800 (2024)
Open →What's happening
21 updatesAuto-collected from Wollondilly Shire Council's public channels and drafted in plain language (pending review).
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THE OAKS COMMUNITY HALL REOPENS
THE OAKS COMMUNITY HALL REOPENS
What this means for you: Open the source to see the details and any deadline to respond.
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Integrated Health Hub for Wilton
Integrated Health Hub for Wilton
What this means for you: Open the source to see the details and any deadline to respond.
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Wilton Industrial Park and Town Centre Neighbourhood Plans
Wilton Industrial Park and Town Centre Neighbourhood Plans
What this means for you: Open the source to see the details and any deadline to respond.
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Council endorses Victoria Park Master Plan
Council endorses Victoria Park Master Plan
What this means for you: Open the source to see the details and any deadline to respond.
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Proposal for thousands of local jobs
Proposal for thousands of local jobs
What this means for you: Open the source to see the details and any deadline to respond.
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$7 million for critical Wire Lane upgrade
$7 million for critical Wire Lane upgrade
What this means for you: Open the source to see the details and any deadline to respond.
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Water Infrastructure boost for growing Wilton
Water Infrastructure boost for growing Wilton
What this means for you: Open the source to see the details and any deadline to respond.
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Events review considers future community needs
Events review considers future community needs
What this means for you: Open the source to see the details and any deadline to respond.
- Waste
Wire basket container recycling program
Wire basket container recycling program
What this means for you: Open the source to see the details and any deadline to respond.
- Development
WOLLONDILLY’S SPEEDY DA TIMES REWARDED WITH LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE FUNDING FOR VILLAGE GREEN
WOLLONDILLY’S SPEEDY DA TIMES REWARDED WITH LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE FUNDING FOR VILLAGE GREEN
What this means for you: Open the source to see the details and any deadline to respond.
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Big fines for dumping of contaminated fill
Big fines for dumping of contaminated fill
What this means for you: Open the source to see the details and any deadline to respond.
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Wollondilly's Advocacy Strategy outlines approach, tools and partnerships for the next five years
Wollondilly's Advocacy Strategy outlines approach, tools and partnerships for the next five years
What this means for you: Open the source to see the details and any deadline to respond.
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Council considers local procurement framework to improve opportunities for Wollondilly businesses
Council considers local procurement framework to improve opportunities for Wollondilly businesses
What this means for you: Open the source to see the details and any deadline to respond.
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Council's Draft Resilience Plan aims to keep Wollondilly Community safe from emergencies and everyday pressures
Council's Draft Resilience Plan aims to keep Wollondilly Community safe from emergencies and everyday pressures
What this means for you: Open the source to see the details and any deadline to respond.
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Wollondilly Shire Council celebrates wins at 2026 Local Government Awards
Wollondilly Shire Council celebrates wins at 2026 Local Government Awards
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Council to formally object to Douglas Park Cemetery proposal
Council to formally object to Douglas Park Cemetery proposal
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COUNCIL’S QUARTERLY BUDGET REVIEW REVEALS SOUND FINANCIAL POSITION AS PROGRESS CONTINUES ON DELIVERY OF CAPITAL WORKS…
COUNCIL’S QUARTERLY BUDGET REVIEW REVEALS SOUND FINANCIAL POSITION AS PROGRESS CONTINUES ON DELIVERY OF CAPITAL WORKS PROGRAM
What this means for you: Open the source to see the details and any deadline to respond.
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Council adopts Delivery Program, Operational Plan and Budget alongside biggest ever Capital Works Program
Council adopts Delivery Program, Operational Plan and Budget alongside biggest ever Capital Works Program
What this means for you: Open the source to see the details and any deadline to respond.
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Walton Street Carpark opens
Walton Street Carpark opens
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- Development
Council to formally object to Douglas Park Cemetery proposal
At an Extraordinary Meeting the council resolved to lodge a second objection to the Douglas Park Memorial Park (cemetery) State Significant Development proposal.
What this means for you: If you live near Douglas Park, the council is formally opposing the proposed cemetery; the final decision rests with the NSW planning system, not the council.
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Wollondilly 2040 plan, Delivery Program & budget adopted
The council adopted its top-level Wollondilly 2040 plan plus a record $217.6M four-year capital works program.
What this means for you: This sets the council's priorities and how your rates will be spent over the next four years, including major roads and community projects.
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