Parramatta Council Courses

Parramatta Council is the local government body responsible for the City of Parramatta in New South Wales, Australia. It is a member of the Western Sydney Councils Network, comprising most of the councils in metropolitan Sydney. The Council provides a range of services to the community including planning and development, waste management, arts and culture, community engagement and access to environmental services. Parramatta Council is divided into four wards: Pennant Hills/Epping, Parramatta/Holroyd, Dundas and The Hills. The Council is managed by a Mayor and nine Councillors, who are elected by the people of Parramatta to serve for a period of four years. There are also a number of advisory boards and committees that operate under the umbrella of Parramatta Council and provide advice to the elected representatives. Parramatta Council's vision is to make the city of Parramatta a global leader in creating a vibrant, sustainable and welcoming community. Its mission is to lead and empower the citizens of Parramatta to create a diverse and vibrant city of opportunity. Planning and development is one of the main focuses of the Council, with its key focus being investing in infrastructure and revitalising key areas of the city. The Council is also committed to creating sustainable communities and is currently working on initiatives to reduce the impact of climate change. The Council is heavily involved in the community and actively promotes community events and activities. It also works closely with local organisations, businesses and schools to foster a vibrant and engaging atmosphere. There is a range of online services available through the Council's website so that citizens can stay informed and involved with decision-making processes. The people of Parramatta can be proud of their Council and the work they do to make the City a vibrant, diverse and welcoming community.