Rates
From roads, parks and libraries to street lighting, waste collection and community services, your rates benefit you and everyone in your community.
From roads, parks and libraries to street lighting, waste collection and community services, your rates benefit you and everyone in your community.
How to pay rates online, by phone, in person or by mail.
Dates for paying rates in quarterly installments.
Register with Council to have your rates notices sent by email.
The value of your property affects your rates.
The State Government has introduced a cap on Council rate increases.
Pensioners may be eligible for a rebate on rates and charges.
What do to when you can't meet the rates payment deadlines, such as arranging a payment plan.
Let Council know when you change your property's address, ownership or occupancy.
From 1 July 2013, all Victorian Councils are required to collect the fire services levy on behalf of the State Government.
The annual waste charge included in your rates helps fund the Council garbage, recycling, green waste and hard waste collection services.
For questions or requests for information about your rates notice or valuations.
To make a formal objection to your valuation, you must lodge a valuation enquiry within 2 months of the rates and valuation notice being issued by Council.