Have Your Say

Burnie City Council is committed to transparent, accountable community engagement, which is a core element in our Strategic Plan - Making a Better Burnie 2044. We believe that understanding local views leads to better decisions and we are focused on opportunities for meaningful community involvement.

Burnie City Centre Urban Plan

Get involved! Submit your nomination Burnie City Centre Urban Plan Working Group 👷‍♀️by 17 Oct

Burnie City Council has released the draft of an Urban Plan to transform the Burnie City Centre to create a vibrant and engaging place to work, live, shop and socialise.

Playground Study

This report serves as a strategic roadmap for the stageable upgrade and implementation of Burnie's parks and playgrounds through the creation of five key 'connected parks'.

Contact Burnie City Council

Get in touch with us to ask a question, report an issue, or get some help including visitor information. View our customer service charter, make a complaint, or give us feedback.

Burnie Council Phone Number
03 6430 5700.

Regulation of Long-Term Residency in Caravan Parks

Are you a resident or operator of a caravan park? Or a stakeholder interested in long-term residency matters? CBOS are seeking your feedback on the regulation of long-term residency in caravan parks in Tasmania

Draft Burnie Settlement Strategy - round 2 survey

Feedback for the second round is now closed.

Feedback from the first round of consultation has been incorporated into The Draft Settlement Strategy for the Burnie municipality, and we are asking for final community feedback into this document before it is presented to Council for adoption.

Blue Economy Research Trial

Discover more about the Blue Economy trial, connect with the project team and experts.

Burnie Arts - Civic Plaza Redevelopment

The public consultation period on Civic Plaza is now closed, as at 30 August 2024.
We are looking at how we can improve the outdoor spaces for entertainment, learning and celebration of the arts.

Annual Plan and Budget Estimates 2024-25

In 2024-25, the Burnie City Council plans to deliver a $43.2 million budget to support the community through the implementation of Making a Better Burnie 2044 and the Council Plan 2024-2027.

Burnie City Council Chambers & Information Office

Visit us to ask a question, for tourist, visitor, business or resident information. Report an issue, get some help, make a complaint or simply give us some feedback.

80 Wilson St Burnie.

Related Information

Burnie City Council’s Community Engagement Framework outlines our commitment as to when Council will engage with our community about matters that impact them, and to outline how this can be expected to occur.