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Customer Service Social media and our websites
For this reporting period, there was a 20 per cent growth in our digital media audience.
Council is committed to providing excellent customer service to its community. Council’s Customer Service Charter
describes Council’s customer-centric approach and the standards our community can expect when engaging with Council continues its strong commitment to engaging and informing our community on a range of topics,
Council. The Charter confirms Council’s commitment to: activities, and projects. This is achieved through a variety of methods including the corporate website, social
media, monthly double page features in local print editions, fortnightly eNewsletters and via our engagement
portal, Your Say Noosa.
- Provide excellence in customer service
- Engage with our community using best practice
A decision to move to a fortnightly council eNewsletter has generated a 40 per cent growth in subscription
- Provide quality local government services to the Noosa community
numbers in the past 12 months.
- Provide good governance and act ethically
- Be transparent in all our dealings
- Look after community and natural assets
- Manage community funds wisely, and Facebook Instagram LinkedIn
- Be as one with our community. Followers: 24,564 Followers: 5,753 Followers: 9,513
Reach: 5.4 million Reach: 728,095 Reach: 445,024
The table below highlights key customer service statistics for this reporting period. Overall, Council has experienced Growth – 7% Growth – 29 % Growth – 25%
comparable customer service interaction amounts between financial years.
Council’s Pulse Survey allows our customers to rate their customer service experience with Council out of five stars.
For this period, Council achieved an Average Rating score of 4.77 which is a slight decline of 0.08 from previous Council website eNewsletter
Noosa Council Annual Report 2022 - 2023
financial year.
993,996 views 7890 subscribers
Customer Service – 1 July 2022 to 30 June 2023
Customer service requests created 26,948
Front counter interactions 10,188 Engaging with our community
On 16 March 2023, Council adopted a Community Engagement Policy which outlines Council’s commitment to
Online chat interactions 2,163 the Community Engagement Framework and associated principles of engagement:
- Inclusive
Inbound calls to Council 47,309
- Transparent
- Appropriate
Top three requests raised for Council’s business areas 1. Waste & environmental health – Domestic bin waste
- Accountable
2. Planning, building, and plumbing – general enquires
- Timely
3. Roads - Well resourced
- Informative
- Understanding our changing community
Media and Community Engagement
Council will continue to engage with the community in order to work together to address local issues and
Council is committed to keeping the community engaged and informed of its projects, plans, initiatives, and activities collectively achieve better outcomes.
across the Shire. Furthermore, Council recognises that community engagement is a vital part of effective democracy.
Quality engagement between Council and residents makes good business practice and it is critical to good For this reporting period, there was a total of 86 projects requiring community engagement. Approximately
governance. 22,000 people visited the Your Say Noosa engagement portal during the year, with 1,800 people participating
in a survey, quick poll or provided input as part of those 86 projects.
The community was highly engaged in the development of the Corporate Plan 2023-2028, with over 1,000
responses to the survey and 150 people participating in face-to-face workshops.
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