Elector Representation Review

The City of Campbelltown is undertaking an Elector Representation Review to determine whether the community would benefit from an alteration to the Council’s composition or ward structure.

Under the Local Government Act 1999 all Councils are required to undertake a Representation Review at least every eight years to ensure its electors are adequately and fairly represented.

Campbelltown City Council last undertook a Representation Review in 2016.

Following consideration of various options, Council has agreed in-principle to a proposed composition and structure for consultation with the local community. Further information is provided in the Representation Report.

Feedback is now sought from all community members.

You do not need to be enrolled to vote to submit comments.

It is proposed that:

• The principal member of Council continue to be a Mayor elected by the community.
• The future elected body of Council continue to comprise a Mayor and ten (10) Ward councillors.
• The Council area be divided into four (4) wards instead of the present five (5), as shown below.
• The four proposed wards be named: Foxfield, Lochend, Marybank and Murray.
  Further details about the names selected is available in the Representation Report.
• These wards be represented as follows:
  • Foxfield and Lochend: two councillors each
  • Marybank and Murray: three councillors each

How you can get involved:

You are invited to give feedback on Council's proposals in one of the following ways:

• Preferably online via the Feedback Form available at this LINK.
• Download, print and return to Council the attached hardcopy Feedback Form.
• Email a submission to: mail@campbelltown.sa.gov.au with the subject: “Feedback - Elector Representation Review”
• Write a submission addressed to: Community Engagement Officer - Campbelltown City Council 172 Montacute Road, Rostrevor SA 5073

All feedback must be received by 4pm Friday 14 February 2025.