Glenorchy City Council is committed to fostering an informed and engaged community through our Open Council Workshops. These workshops are open to the public and cover a diverse range of topics, from community safety and environmental sustainability to health, well-being, and local governance.
Each workshop is led by expert presenters and specialists in their respective fields, ensuring that you receive the most accurate and relevant information. Whether you're looking to expand your knowledge, stay updated on important issues, or connect with like-minded community members, our workshops provide a valuable opportunity to learn and engage.
All are welcome to attend, and we encourage you to join us in these informative and interactive sessions. Stay tuned for upcoming topics and dates and be sure to reserve your spot at our next workshop.
Workshops are held at the Glenorchy City Council Chambers, 374 Main Road, Glenorchy on the first floor (lift or stair access). They are also live streamed on Council's Facebook page (no Facebook account required) and on Glenorchy City Council's YouTube page.
Workshops start at 3:30pm unless otherwise noted.
RSVP to our upcoming workshops by emailing letstalk@gcc.tas.gov.au or call 03 6216 6800.
Past Workshops
8 July 2024
Understanding population change for Glenorchy's future - Dr. Lisa Denny
5 August 2024
Glenorchy's journey in asset management - Patrick Marshall
9 September 2024
Child and Youth Safe Organisations Framework - Scoutt Winter
Glenorchy Sports Centre and Future Direction Survey Results
11 March 2025
Strengthening Multiculturalism, Combating Racism, and Empowering Communities - Aimen Jafri
5 May 2025
Animal Management and Dog Parks
16 June 2025
25/26 Budget Information Session
7 July 2025
Presentation on Bridgewater Bridge - Ben Maloney, Project Director, Department of State Growth
8 September 2025
Hobart Women's Shelter and Shelter Tas - understanding homelessness
6 October 2025
Bushfire Mitigation Strategy update - Stephen Bresnehan, Coordinator Bushfire Management, Glenorchy City Council
2 February 2026
Rehoming greyhounds and a potential greyhound off-leash area in Glenorchy - Rosie Saville
10 March 2026
Presentation on Council's updated Service Level Manuals
18 May 2026
National Road Safety Week - Peter Frazer OAM and Tas Police, plus Council's Operations and Maintenance Program
22 June 2026
Derwent Estuary Program and current projects - Ursula Taylor, CEO Derwent Estuary Program
Upcoming Workshops
20 July 2026
Two presentations: information from the ABS about the 2026 Census, and Council's Art in Public Places Project
Open Council Workshops
Glenorchy City Council is committed to fostering an informed and engaged community through our Open Council Workshops. These workshops are open to the public and cover a diverse range of topics, from community safety and environmental sustainability to health, well-being, and local governance.
Each workshop is led by expert presenters and specialists in their respective fields, ensuring that you receive the most accurate and relevant information. Whether you're looking to expand your knowledge, stay updated on important issues, or connect with like-minded community members, our workshops provide a valuable opportunity to learn and engage.
All are welcome to attend, and we encourage you to join us in these informative and interactive sessions. Stay tuned for upcoming topics and dates and be sure to reserve your spot at our next workshop.
Workshops are held at the Glenorchy City Council Chambers, 374 Main Road, Glenorchy on the first floor (lift or stair access). They are also live streamed on Council's Facebook page (no Facebook account required) and on Glenorchy City Council's YouTube page.
Workshops start at 3:30pm unless otherwise noted.
RSVP to our upcoming workshops by emailing letstalk@gcc.tas.gov.au or call 03 6216 6800.
Past Workshops
8 July 2024
Understanding population change for Glenorchy's future - Dr. Lisa Denny
5 August 2024
Glenorchy's journey in asset management - Patrick Marshall
9 September 2024
Child and Youth Safe Organisations Framework - Scoutt Winter