Have Your Say

Burnie City Council is committed to transparent, accountable community engagement, which is a core element in our Strategic Plan - Making a Better Burnie 2044. We believe that understanding local views leads to better decisions and we are focused on opportunities for meaningful community involvement.

Active Transport Strategy - Working Group Nominees

Burnie City Councils Active Transport Strategy will provide a blueprint in guiding investment to make walking and cycling a more convenient choice for short to medium trips in and around Burnie.

Contact Burnie City Council

Get in touch with us to ask a question, report an issue, or get some help including visitor information. View our customer service charter, make a complaint, or give us feedback.

Burnie Council Phone Number
03 6430 5700.

Burnie City Centre Urban Plan

The Final Version of the Burnie City Centre Urban Plan has been adopted by Council at the February Council meeting.

The City Centre Urban Plan will transform the Burnie City Centre to create a vibrant and engaging place to work, live, shop and socialise.

Help Shape the Future of the Cradle Coast

The Regional Land Use Strategy (RLUS) sets out a high-level direction for land use and development in the Cradle Coast region. It impacts everything from housing and infrastructure to environmental protection and economic growth.

Burnie City Council Chambers & Information Office

Visit us to ask a question, for tourist, visitor, business or resident information. Report an issue, get some help, make a complaint or simply give us some feedback.

80 Wilson St Burnie.

Join our email newsletter mailing list

To keep informed about the latest initiatives and news from Burnie City Council, join the mailing list for our email newsletter Burnie Connect.

Food and Feedback III

Enjoy a free BBQ hosted by West Burnie Rotary Club while sharing your thoughts on key Council projects and initiatives. It’s a great chance to connect with your community and have your say!

Marinus Link Industry Briefing: Meet The Proponents

Could your business supply services or products to the MarinusLink project? Subcontractors are invited to register their interest and Meet the Proponents.

Burnie Coastal Pathway

Since 2009, the Coastal Pathway development in Burnie has included sections from Emu River to Red Rock and Cooee to Cam River, featuring shared bike paths and walking tracks.

Related Information

Burnie City Council’s Community Engagement Framework outlines our commitment as to when Council will engage with our community about matters that impact them, and to outline how this can be expected to occur.