Council Unveils Draft Economic Development Strategy

Swan Hill Rural City Council is pleased to announce the release of its draft Economic Development Strategy, a comprehensive blueprint designed to guide the region towards prosperity, growth, and a vibrant future.

Residents can submit feedback on the draft Strategy until Friday, 14 June.

Council Mayor, Cr Stuart King said the Strategy was the result of significant community engagement, with input from industry leaders, businesses, and community members.

"The draft Economic Development Strategy encapsulates the collective hopes, aspirations, and priorities of the municipality and provides a clear roadmap regarding our economic development priorities," Cr King said.

Mr King said at the heart of this strategy lies our commitment to shaping a future that reflects the desires of our residents and the needs of our businesses.

"We have listened closely to the voices of our community, and this strategy is a testament to their vision for the region.," he added.

Council's Director Development and Planning Michelle Grainger said the draft strategy outlines Council's economic development goals over a five-year period, emphasising collaboration and innovation to create a thriving environment where lifestyle and opportunity come together.

"We encourage all stakeholders to review the draft strategy and submit their feedback by Friday, 14 June.

"We're also providing residents with the opportunity to attend drop-in sessions in Swan Hill and Robinvale.

"Together, we will work tirelessly to ensure our municipality is a place where every individual can flourish and every business can thrive," Ms Grainger said.

Council invites feedback and input from residents, businesses, and organisations as it continues to refine and implement the Economic Development Strategy.

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