Yass Valley Council is seeking community feedback on three potential rate increase options, as we work to address significant financial challenges. Visit Your Voice Counts to have your say.
Published on 16 October 2026
Yass Valley residents are being encouraged to consider the options and have their say on potential rate increases, following Council's decision to commence formal community engagement.
Published on 06 November 2026
Council has now updated its Delivery Program 2025-2029, Long-Term Financial Plan and Asset Management Strategy to reflect the three proposed rate increase scenarios
Published on 04 November 2026
Yass Valley residents and ratepayers are encouraged to attend community information sessions across the region next week to learn more about Council's financial challenges and proposed rate increase options.
Council thanks residents and businesses for their patience and cooperation while these essential works are underway.
10 November 2026
Drop-in Information Session. Residents are welcome to come along and ask questions, discuss options and use the rates calculator, to help make an informed submission.
11 November 2026
On Display Indefinitely
Council has updated its Delivery Program 2025-2029, Long-Term Financial Plan and Asset Management Strategy to reflect the three proposed rate increase scenarios
On display until 14 December 2026
Yass Valley Council's 2025-26 Financial Statements are now on Exhibition until Thursday 3 December
On display until 27 November 2026
Council contractors will be undertaking bitumen seal retexturing works along Yass Valley Way
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Yass Valley Council recognises the traditional custodians of the land, the Ngunnawal people, and acknowledges the Elders of the community and their descendants.