About Council
Vision, goals and values
Chief Executive Officer & General Managers
Remuneration
Local Government
Logo information
Vision, goals and values
Vision
Connect. Innovate. Diversify.
Goals
Connecting Communities
We work with you and for you, supporting the success of our communities.
Delivering Value
We work efficiently to deliver value for your rates.
Resilient Economy
We play our part in supporting the success of our region.
Our People
We look after our people, so they look after you.
Accountable Council
We are providing good stewardship built on a foundation of trust.
Values
Safe
We are uncompromising in our commitment to safety, which is reflected in our attitude, our decisions and our actions.
Ethical
We operate with transparency, openness and accountability at the fore.
Responsive
We respond by being present, proactive and solutions-focused, and we deliver on our commitments.
Visionary
We plan as future-thinkers and opportunityseekers and we have the courage to shape a better future for our community.
Inclusive
We create and value diversity and we actively demonstrate our commitment to equality and inclusivity.
Community
We care about each other and our environment and we recognise that community is the core of our business.
Efficient
We deliver; we challenge the status quo and we continually find better ways to reduce cost and improve services.
Chief Executive Officer & General Managers
Gladstone Regional Council's executive team comprises of a Chief Executive Officer and seven General Managers.
Chief Executive Officer - Leisa Dowling
General Manager Customer Experience - Rob Huth
General Manager Strategic Asset Performance - Mark Francis
General Manager Strategy and Transformation - Carly Quinn
General Manager Community Development and Events - Kylie Lee
General Manager Finance, Governance and Risk - Mark Holmes
General Manager Operations - John Tumbers
General Manager People, Culture and Safety - Theunis Mienie
Organisation structure (updated annually) Organisational chart (updated weekly)
Remuneration
Councillors, Executive Officers and all other employees
The Local Government Remuneration Commission
Council Executive reward strategy report
Council Executive salary review 2011
Queensland Local Government workforce transition code of practice
Local Government
Local Government's role as the third tier of government in Australia is defined in State Government legislation - being the Local Government Act 1993.
Central Queensland Region of Councils Local Government Association of Queensland
Logo information
The Gladstone Regional Council sail shape logo is distinctive of a region that borders the ocean. The sailing and boating industry in Gladstone is key to the regions prior success and future prosperity. The main three elements in the sail device symbols the bringing together of the three existing Councils into one cohesive unit.
The sail element is positioned to create the impression of forward movement, symbolising that the new regional council will be progressive and will take its region forward. A ‘G' device is seen reversed out of the sail shape consolidating the design.
Logo Guidelines
The logo has used colour to represent features of the region.
- Represents the bush and environment. It represents the importance of our rural industries and the focus that Gladstone Regional Council has on the environment.
- Represents the sea, harbour, islands and the waves on the many prominent beaches in the region such as Agnes Water and Tannum Sands.
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More informationGet In Touch
Phone:
(07) 4970 0700
Opening Hours:
8.30am - 5pm Monday to Friday
Postal Address:
PO Box 29
Gladstone Qld 4680
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Gladstone Regional Council would like to acknowledge the Bailai, Gurang, Gooreng Gooreng and Taribelang Bunda people who are the traditional custodians of this land. Gladstone Regional Council would also like to pay respect to Elders both past, present and emerging, and extend that respect to other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Learn more about Council's Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP).
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