Residents are encouraged to have their say on Kiama Municipal Council’s draft advocacy plan, an updated list of key priorities for the area.
Advocating for Kiama, 2026-28 is now available on Council’s website and the community has until 23 November 2026 to submit feedback on the document.
This strategic document is designed to equip Kiama for the challenges and opportunities that come with an ever-changing and evolving region.
Kiama Mayor Cameron McDonald said it is critical that Council formally advocates for these issues and projects so that other levels of government are aware of what is needed to set the community up for a more prosperous future.
The four linked pillars of the document are Housing, Infrastructure, Liveability and Connections.
“This plan brings together a broader program of projects and strategies that we have already been working towards as well as new items which are essential for efficient long-term growth.
“Our priorities range from unlocking Council-owned land at Spring Creek and planning the infrastructure needed for future growth, to reinvigorating Blowhole Point, investing in sporting facilities, finding an optimal solution for Jamberoo Mountain Road, completing the Kiama Coast Walk, and improving community safety via a new CCTV network and connections between our town centres.
