About the Council

Mobile Business Centre

The centre brings the services of Small Business Victoria to you, providing free business mentoring and face-to-face assistance for small businesses. Businesses can book into one of five 45 minute in-depth sessions per location, or simply show up on the day to speak to a mentor briefly.

Sessions will be held:

Tuesday, 22 May, 10am-4pm, Pridham Plaza, Racecourse Road, Flemington
Wednesday, 23 May, 10am-4pm, Wallis Mall, Keilor Road, Niddrie

Your Council

Moonee Valley City Council is a local government within the metropolitan area of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. We are responsible for providing a range of community services for residents and businesses within the City of Moonee Valley.

Council meetings

Council meetings are open to the general public. There are two kinds of meetings held each month - Ordinary meetings and Planning and Citizens meetings. Agendas and minutes are available to download.

Councillors

We held a general election for nine Councillor positions in November 2008. There are three wards that make up our City - Rose Hill, Buckley and Myrnong. Each ward is represented by three Councillors.

Business in Moonee Valley

Moonee Valley is home to close to 10,000 existing businesses, ranging from sole traders to large multinational companies. We are dedicated to making our City an ideal place to invest and do business.

Payment options

There are a number of payment options available to pay for Council services, application fees, infringements and rates.

Publications

Each year, we produce a number of publications, available here to download in PDF format. Our most widely circulated publication is Valley View, a bi-monthly magazine sent out to all residents.

Careers

Are you looking for a job that makes a difference in the community? A workplace which provides opportunity, challenge and balance, and values your skills and professionalism? MVCC may just be the place for you.

Community development

We are committed to building and maintaining a strong sense of community within our city through work in community health and wellbeing, advocacy, grants programs, citizenship ceremonies and community awards.

Demographics & history

Today, around 115,000 residents or 43,000 households call Moonee Valley home. Moonee Valley has a rich history of Indigenous life before European settlement. The Wurundjeri people are the traditional owners of the land.

Environment

The key environmental challenges our community faces today are protecting our natural resources, using resources wisely and minimising everyday environmental impacts. We have developed strategies to help keep our city sustainable.