City of Stirling Corporate Business Plan

State Government agencies KEY STAKEHOLDERS

Social

Economic

Built Environment Liveable and Accessible City

Natural Environment Sustainable Natural Environment

Thriving Local Communities

Prosperous and Vibrant City

State Government Agencies Department of Biodiversity Conservation and Attractions

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Department of Community Department of Education

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Department of Health

Department of Jobs, Tourism, Science and Innovation

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Department of Justice

Department of Local Government, Sports and Cultural Industries

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Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage

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Department of Transport

Department of Water and Environmental Regulation Fire and Emergency Services Superannuation Board

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Main Roads Western Australia

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Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority

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Public Transport Authority Road Safety Commission

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Small Business Development Corporation

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State Library of Western Australia

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Water Corporation

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Western Australia Police Force

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Western Australia Planning Commission

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Community, local business and regional government agencies KEY STAKEHOLDERS Social

Economic

Built Environment Liveable and Accessible City

Natural Environment Sustainable Natural Environment

Thriving Local Communities

Prosperous and Vibrant City

Community City of Stirling Community: Residents, ratepayers and local businesses Interest Groups Arts, culture, environment, education and sports groups

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Local Business Association Stirling Business Centre Stirling Business Association Scarborough Beach Association

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Local & Regional Government Agencies Mindarie Regional Council

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Tamala Park Regional Council

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Neighbouring Councils

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