We’re reviewing our Compliance and Enforcement Policy to make sure it reflects community values.

This policy explains how Council encourages voluntary compliance first, before taking formal action when laws are breached.
Public feedback will help shape a fair, practical policy that works for everyone.

Consultation is open from Thursday 08 January – Saturday 31 January 2026.

How You Can Engage:

Your feedback is important. It helps ensure the Compliance and Enforcement Policy reflects community values and is practical for everyone. Here’s how you can get involved.

Download the draft policy or ask for a print copy at our Customer Service Centre and share your feedback using the survey below.

Consultation is open from Thursday 08 January to Saturday 31 January.

Need assistance with the online platform or want more information?

speak to our Regulatory and Emergency Services department, by calling Customer Service on (03) 5871 9222 or emailing info@moira.vic.gov.au

  1. Find the "LOG IN/JOIN" button at the top right of the page and click it to start registering.
  2. Select "LOG IN" if you already have a profile on OR select "SIGN UP" to create a new profile.
  3. To create your profile you will need to add: Screen name, email address, password, full name and postcode. Check the boxes that apply and click "CREATE ACCOUNT".
  4. You can now continue with your submission

Moira Shire is home to a diverse community, and we want our engagement to reflect that. By creating an account and sharing a little about yourself, you help us understand who we’re hearing from.

This helps us improve how we involve the community and make decisions that benefit as many people living, working, and visiting Moira Shire as possible.

Your details will only be used for engagement purposes.

Key Points of the Policy

Real Life Examples

Not sure how the policy affects you? Here are some real-life examples of how the Compliance and Enforcement Policy is used to keep our community safe and fair.
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  • Noise Complaints

    If a neighbour plays loud music late at night, Council can issue a warning or notice to comply—helping restore peace for everyone.

  • Unregistered Dogs

    Stray pets can be investigated and registered to keep animals and people safe.

  • Illegal Dumping

    Council acts on rubbish dumped in parks, starting with education and escalating to fines if needed.

  • Unsafe Building Works

    Council steps in when construction happens without permits to prevent unsafe practices.

  • Food Safety

    Council inspects and enforces compliance when poor hygiene is reported at a café to protect public health.

Timeline

  • Timeline item 1 - active

    Consultation Period:

    Thursday 08 January to Saturday 31 January 2026

  • Timeline item 2 - incomplete

    Review Period:

    February 2026

  • Timeline item 3 - incomplete

    Development of final document:

    February – March 2026

  • Timeline item 4 - incomplete

    Scheduled Council Meeting:

    The final policy will go to a Scheduled Council Meeting for adoption. Date is to be confirmed.

Contact Us

Need assistance with the online platform, or want to discuss the project in more detail with a Council Staff member? Ask For: Regulatory and Emergency Services Department

Contact Information
Name Moira Shire Council
Phone (03) 5871 9222
Email info@moira.vic.gov.au