Council Policies

Council's current adopted policies can be viewed below.

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Asset Disposal Policy

Asset Management Policy

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Business Continuity Policy

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Child Protection Policy 

Code of Conduct

Code of Meeting Practice

Complaints Management Policy

Community & Festival Events Policy

Communication Devices Policy

Communication Strategy

Contaminated Lands Policy

Corporate Uniform Policy

Councillor & Staff Interaction Policy

Customer Service Charter

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Drinking Water Quality Policy

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Enterprise Risk Management Policy

Expenses & Provision of Facilities Policy

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Fraud & Corruption Prevention Policy

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Gifts Benefits Policy

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Internal Reporting Policy

Internet, Intranet, Email and Computer Use Policy

Investment Policy

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Liquid Trade Waste Policy

Leasing Council Residential Properties Policy

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Media Policy

Motor Vehicle Policy

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Personal Protective Equipment Policy

Privacy Management Policy

Procurement Policy

Public Interaction and Meeting Disclosure Policy

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Records Management Policy

Related Party Disclosures Policy

Road Risk Management Policy

Rates and Charges Hardship Policy

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Social Media Policy

Statement of Business Ethics

Staff Education and Training Policy

Signs as Remote Supervision Policy

Stormwater Risk Management Policy

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Transportable or Moveable Dwellings and Temporary Accommodation Policy

Please scroll to the bottom of the page to view Jerilderie Shire Council and Murrumbidgee Shire Council's pre-merger policies.

Related Pages

Code of Conduct for Council

Councillors have two distinct roles under the Local Government Act 1993: as a member of the governing body of the council; and as an elected person.

Pre-Merger Murrumbidgee Shire Council Policies & Plans

Council's policies and plans are available on this page. You can also drop into Council and view them at the reception counter during Council's business hours.

Pre-Merger Jerilderie Shire Council Policies

The following policies indicate the way in which the Jerilderie Shire Council, can be expected to act or react in specific circumstances. It is intended that the written communication explains to all interested stakeholders how a particular issue will be addressed.