Council's Plan 2025-29 and Budget 2025-26
What is the Delivery Program and Operational Plan (DPOP)?
Our Delivery Program 2025–2029 and Operational Plan 2025–2026 (DPOP) are presented as a single, integrated document outlining the key services and initiatives Council will deliver over its four-year term.
These plans respond to our community’s long-term vision and goals, as set out in the Community Strategic Plan 2025-2035, and reflect priorities from state, regional, and local strategies that shape Campbelltown’s future. The document also includes performance measures, the annual budget, and a full schedule of Fees and Charges - ensuring transparency and accountability in everything we do.
View or download the highlights summary of the plan(PDF, 151KB)
View or download the full document(PDF, 46MB)
Our Plan
Delivery Program: Our Services for 2025-29
We provide a wide range of services that support daily life in Campbelltown - from waste collection and libraries to community safety, parks, planning, and more. These services, known as Principal Activities, are delivered over the four-year Council term and are designed to meet the diverse needs of our residents, businesses, and visitors.
Outcome 1. An Inclusive and Supportive Community
1.1. Foster a cohesive and safe community
- Campbelltown Arts Centre
- Campbelltown Bicycle Education Centre
- Campbelltown Sports Stadium
- Community Response
- Community Support
- Development, Health, and Compliance
- Events and Festivals
1.2. Encourage a healthy and active community
- Campbelltown Athletics Centre
- Campbelltown Sport and Health Centre of Excellence
- Leisure Services
- Sportsgrounds
1.3. Provide community services and support pathways
- Animal Care
- Children's Education and Care
- Community Halls
- Public Libraries
- Emergency Management
Outcome 2. Places for People
2.1. Provide accessible, green, and attractive public spaces
- Buildings and Facilities
- Campbelltown Billabong Parklands
- Public Spaces
2.2. Deliver accessible and connected transport networks and parking
2.3. Provide affordable and diverse housing options
Outcome 3. An Enriched Natural Environment and Heritage
3.1. Preserve our bushland, waterways, and wildlife
- Bushland and Biodiversity
- Stormwater and Drainage
3.2. Reduce carbon emissions and waste
- Sustainability
- Waste, Recycling, and Resource Recovery
3.3. Manage urban growth to preserve our local character and environment
- Strategic Land Use Planning
Outcome 4. A Strong Local Economy
4.1. Foster economic growth and prosperity
- City Revitalisation
- City Positioning
4.2. Increase local training, education, and job opportunities
4.3. Provide vibrant town centres
Outcome 5. Leadership for our Community
5.1. Ensure all levels of government collaborate for the community's best interests
5.2. Use public funds efficiently and transparently
- Corporate Strategy and Insights
- Council Depot and Workshops
- Finance and Procurement
- Governance, Risk, and Assurance
- IT and Records
- People and Performance
- Project Delivery and Governance
- Property Management
- Strategic Asset Management
5.3. Support an engaged and informed community
- Communications and Engagement
- Customer Experience
Operational Plan: Our Actions and Budget for 2025-26
Our annual Operational Plan outlines the specific actions, and budget, we’ll take to deliver on our commitments over a 1 year period.
For the 2025–2026 financial year, Council will deliver a $319.7 million operating budget focused on improving local services, supporting community programs, and investing in public spaces and infrastructure across Campbelltown.
Explore our Services and Actions in the DPOP
View our Annual Budget
Search our Fees and Charges
How our Plan was Developed
Our DPOP was developed between October 2024 and June 2025 through a structured planning process involving Councillors, the Executive Team, and Council staff.
This process translated the community outcomes and strategies from the Community Strategic Plan, along with goals from our long-term strategies and plans, into a practical roadmap for delivery - complete with budget allocations and performance measures.
Our plan is supported by our Resourcing Strategy, which ensures we have the people, assets, and funding needed to deliver on our commitments.
During the Public Exhibition period (April–May 2025), community members were invited to review the draft and share feedback. This input helped refine the final version, which was formally adopted by Council in June 2025.
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Tracking our Progress
We monitor our performance using a set of progress indicators and conduct regular internal monitoring. We report back to our community through:
- Quarterly Budget Review Statements
- Six-Month Progress Reports
- Annual Reports
- Four-Year State of Our City Report
View our latest Corporate Reports