Warrnambool Ratepayers Assoc. Inc.

Purpose
The purpose of WRA Inc. is to give the ratepayers, residents and businesses of Warrnambool assistance and guidance regarding issues with their local council.
Accountability & Transparency
The group aims to boost accountability and transparency in local governments and promote collaboration between councils and residents. Please join us and have your voice heard too.
Accountability
WRA Inc. will serve the interests of ratepayers, residents and businesses and work towards keeping the Warrnambool City Council accountable to those they serve.
Updates
We will keep you informed of any issues and processes affecting or concerning Warrnambool and surrounding areas, provide links to important council meetings and documents.
Join Us
Please join us and help us to advocate for the wise spending of your rates and encourage more open processes at Council level.
Engagement
We will engage with the council on key decisions and actively encourage informed debate beyond and within the Council chamber.

This is your city, have your say...

Surely Ratepayers have the right to have their questions answered.

At Monday nights Council Meeting we were hoping to have the following question answered which had been submitted via email: “On the 22nd.APRIL 2021 – the Warrnambool Standard reported that residents were being asked to have their say on CBD traffic and roundabouts on the Councils “Your say Warrnambool” site, Council stated that the results […]

Procedure For Objection To Your Rate Valuation

It’s that time of the year again when residents are receiving their Rates Notices, the WRA have had contact from a number of Ratepayers regarding issues with their rates, we have placed the link below to download the objection form. The objection must be completed and lodged with Council within two months of the issue […]

Councillors have the power!

On Monday the 28th. June our Councillors will decide whether to support or vote against the Budget for the 2021-2022 financial year, which includes a rate rise and sharp increases in parking costs. Councillors have the power to make as many changes to the draft budget as they like, if the majority of them agree. […]