FAQs

The Community Strategic Plan is a strategic document that outlines the 10 year vision for the future of Campbelltown, as desired by our community. It outlines the outcomes and strategies our community wants in order to achieve the vision. The Community Strategic Plan is reviewed every 4 years in line with the election of a new Council.

The Community Strategic Plan is owned by the entire Campbelltown community, including our residents and business owners. An extensive community engagement and insights process is conducted to understand our community’s needs and wants before Council drafts the plan, on behalf of the community. The draft plan is then presented back to the community for feedback prior to our community representatives, our Councillors, adopting the final Community Strategic Plan. 

The Community Strategic Plan is not delivered by just one organisation. It is a joint effort shared by multiple stakeholders including Council, government agencies, businesses, community groups and no-for-profit organisations. The level of involvement will be depend on whether an organisation can directly deliver on, support or advocate for, an outcome.

Campbelltown City Council is the key government organisation delivering on the outcomes of the Campbelltown Community Strategic Plan. Council develops its own Delivery Program that directly responds to the individual outcomes and strategies of the Community Strategic Plan that it can deliver or support or advocate. Council also develops a Resourcing Strategy to ensure it has the resources to deliver the commitments outlined in the Delivery Program. The Delivery Program and Resourcing Strategy cover the full 4 year term of the elected Council.

The Community Strategic Plan is reviewed every 4 years following the election of a new Council. The review involves researching the current and future issues facing Campbelltown, as well as any previous engagement activity outcomes and insights gathered over the past 4 years such as feedback received during public exhibitions and community consultations. 

This research is then followed by an extensive engagement process with the community. The draft plan is presented to the community for feedback prior to our community representatives, our Councillors, adopting the final Community Strategic Plan.

There are multiple ways you can provide input into the new CSP. You can:

• Answer a few short questions below in our quick survey
• Complete our longer response survey
• Provide feedback on the full CSP document during the public exhibition period (planned for March 2025).