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Rates
The City of Salisbury’s 2024/25 Rates Brochure offers a brief snapshot of Council's 2024/25 Long Term Financial Plan and Annual Business Plan, and the way Council has strived to deliver the key projects the community has identified as priorities.
Council’s continuing focus in 2024/25 is the development of community assets that uphold a City that is welcoming, liveable, sustainable, growing and innovative. New and improved Community amenities and sports and recreation facilities will be delivered. Increased streetscapes planting aims to continue the beautification and greening of the City. Road safety and traffic management priorities take in the completion of the new Pratt Ave Bridge in Pooraka, upgrade of key roundabouts and new and upgraded school zones and pedestrian crossings.
The 2024/25 Long Term Financial Plan and Annual Plan is based on an average rate increase of 6.2%.
Some of the priorities for 2024/25 include:
- New changerooms and amenities, Hausler Reserve, Paralowie $1.4 million
- Playgrounds Service Continuity across various locations $1.1 million
- Ingle Farm Recreation Centre $1.5 million
- St Kilda Playground $1.1 million
- Growth of the Bicycle Network and increasing the City Wide Trails network $1 million
- Football/cricket changeroom facilities & sports lighting at Lindblom Park, Pooraka $3.7 million
- Additional Amenities at Lake Windemere, Salisbury North $750,000
- Automated External Defibrillators across the City $160,000
- Public Toilet Facilities at Salisbury North Oval $300,000
- Pump Tracks at four locations across Council $700,000
- Dog Park at RM Williams Drive, Walkley heights $500,000
- St Kilda Breakwater ongoing maintenance $412,000
- Localised flood risk and flood mitigation works at Canterbury Drive Reserve $200,000
- Road Reseal Renewal across various locations $10.3 million
- Upgrade of the Church / Wiltshire Street and Gawler / James Street Roundabouts $600,000
- New or upgraded school zones and pedestrian crossing facilities across various locations $800,000
- Upgraded of St Kilda Boat Ramp Car Park and the RV Trailer Park $100,000
- Brahma Lodge Oval, Sports Lighting Renewal - $550,000
- Renewal of acrylic tennis courts & sports lighting at Unity Park, Pooraka, $1.1 million
- Burton Oval, Sports Lighting Renewal - $550,000
- Happy Homes Entry Upgrade - $1.2 million
- Happy Homes Playground - $1 million
Change of details
It is very important to notify the Council of any changes in ownership or address. This can be done in writing, by telephone or in person.
Experiencing difficulty paying your rates?
If you are having difficulties paying your rates, you can contact us to discuss payment arrangement options. These enquiries are treated confidentially.
The Regional Landscape Levy
Salisbury Council collects the Regional Landscape Levy from ratepayers as part of their annual rates on behalf of the Green Adelaide Board
Payment options
You can pay your Council Rates via direct debit, the Internet, by mail, over the phone and in person. Prepayment of rates is encouraged.
Property valuations
Find out how properties are valued and how you can make an objection against a valuation of your property.
Concessions
Information regarding the State Government's Cost of Living Concession.
Rate Rebates
Information regarding rate rebates that are available.
Request for Electronic Rates Notice
Receive your rates notices electronically with Bpay View or Ezybill.
Re-Engagement
The City of Salisbury has enlisted the services of Credit Solutions to make contact with some of our ratepayers who may be falling behind in their payments to offer them options to clear their debt with Council.
