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Domestic Animal Management Plan
Council's Domestic Animal Management Plan (DAMP) establishes a strategic framework over three years that aims to assist in educating our community on responsible pet ownership issues, promotes the benefits of pet ownership, ensures appropriate levels of community compliance are in place and raises the profile and importance of effective domestic animal management.
Section 68A of the Domestic (Feral & Nuisance) Animals Act 1994 requires councils to periodically evaluate any program, service strategy or review outlined in the DAMP. The Act also requires annual reviews and the publishing of its evaluation of its implementation of the plan in Council's Annual Report.