Publications

Strategic Documents

Access and Inclusion Plan

Kalgoorlie-Boulder is a diverse community with a wide range of needs, and the City is committed to fostering independence for those of all abilities, ensuring everybody can engage in everyday services as well as actively participate in the fantastic opportunities the City offers.

The aim of this Access and Inclusion Plan is to ensure services and facilities can be made more open, inclusive and accessible for everyone, and we have reached out to all sectors of the community to make sure everyone has had the opportunity to provide meaningful input into the direction for the new Plan, which aims to incorporate contemporary practices that exceed minimum compliance requirements.

As a City, we aim to provide public spaces that facilitate a diverse range of activities and strengthen social bonds within the community, and deliver the community better connectivity with the rest of Australia and the world. This Plan will guide us on our way forward to delivering access and inclusion for all.

Age Friendly Strategy

The City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder’s Age-Friendly Strategy 2022 to 2026 will build on the significant consultation undertaken with our senior community. It will ensure that the City and senior service providers work together to create a city that is Age-Friendly for the benefit of all senior community members.

Annual Report

The City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder produces an annual report for each financial year as a statutory requirement.

They reflect the major activities undertaken in the preceding year. As well as providing an overview of the City's operational and financial activities, the annual report also includes an Independent Auditor report.

Club Development Plan

The City has created a unifying plan that details the allocation of resources towards activities to assist in the further development of Sports Clubs and Associations.

Corporate Business Plan

The Corporate Business Plan is the detailed implementation outline for services, key projects, capital investment and areas of advocacy over the next four financial years. The Corporate Business Plan has been broken down into the five aspirations outlined within the Strategic Community Plan and Council projects, capital investment and areas of advocacy have been listed against the relevant Strategic Initiatives. The layout of the plan has been set to help demonstrate how the Council will meet the most important local needs and ensure that the community’s vision for the City is brought to life.

Kalgoorlie-Boulder Growth Plan

The Kalgoorlie-Boulder Growth Plan is an initiative of the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder in partnership with the Goldfields-Esperance Development Commission and other key stakeholders, including the State Government, particularly the Department of Regional Development, the State Planning Commission and LandCorp, the Kalgoorlie-Boulder Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the Chamber of Minerals and Energy, Regional Development Australia Goldfields Esperance, the Goldfields Land and Sea Council, key local businesses and mining companies and the local community.

Long Term Financial Plan

The Long Term Financial Plan (LTFP) is a 10-year financial projection taking into consideration income, operational and capital expenditure. The financial estimates of projects and initiatives outlined in the Corporate Business Plan has been included in the financial projection. This pivotal document is one of the informing strategic documents that assist in the prioritisation of projects and helps the City to secure its financial sustainability.

Public Health Plan

The City’s Public Health Plan outlines the longer-term vision, values, aspirations and objectives of our community over the next five years to ensure a healthy and happy community. It sets the health priorities for residents and visitors, outlines strategies to prevent, promote or reduce public health issues, partners with local agencies and supports the community to achieve optimum health and wellbeing.

Reconciliation Action Plan

The development of the City's Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) marks an important milestone and will guide the way our organisation works with local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to achieve better outcomes. Development of the RAP occurred over two years and reflects considerable planning efforts with local stakeholders, including the Goldfields Land and Sea Council, City councillors and various working groups.

By publicly declaring its commitment to reconciliation, CKB can build a more prosperous future for the City. The RAP will be championed by CKB executives with support, guidance and direction from the CKB Reconciliation Action Plan Working Group. The group will be comprised of various councillors and appointed local stakeholders to ensure the right people are engaged in delivering outcomes.

Schedule of Fees and Charges

Council adopt the Schedule of Fees and Charges within the Annual Budget and are effective from 1 July each year.

The Schedule covers all fees and charges that the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder charges users or applicants for e.g. facility bookings, building applications, planning and development applications, animal registrations etc.

Statutory fees that are imposed by other government agencies are subject to change without warning.

Strategic Community Plan

The City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder’s Strategic Community Plan is the primary document and must be reviewed every four years, but it can also be reviewed at a strategic level every two years. Council’s Strategic Community Plan was reviewed and updated throughout 2019. The Plan takes into account current and expected changes in community demographics, social issues and local, national and global influences.

The Strategic Community Plan shapes the service delivery policy of the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder for a 10-year period. The plan focuses on 5 Community Aspirations:

Community - enhance the quality of life and encourage city-wide development opportunities
Economy - boost opportunities for economic development and tourism
Infrastructure - enhance the built environment and provide quality infrastructure
Leadership - ensure the City maintains strong civic leadership
Environment - protect and, where possible enhance the natural environment

The Strategic Community Plan 2020-2030 was adopted at the 28 April 2020 Ordinary Council Meeting, with amendments endorsed at the 26 June 2023 Ordinary Council Meeting.

Tourism Strategy

The City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder Tourism Strategy was endorsed by Council in December 2021. The strategy provides guidance on the future direction of tourism in Kalgoorlie-Boulder and is based on the below six key pillars:

Tourism Assets
Product Development
Marketing and Promotion
Industry Capability and Development
Data and Information Distribution
Advocacy and Leadership