Ipswich City Council Budget 2025–2026
Ipswich City Council Budget 2025-2026
The 2025-2026 Budget is dedicated to council’s commitment to financial sustainability and delivering high quality services, programs and infrastructure to support a thriving city. Council is focused on sustainable growth, major road upgrades and delivering value for residents.
The 2025-2026 Budget is part of the Annual Plan, which aligns to council’s Corporate Plan iFuture: a 20-year community vision and council’s five-year Corporate Plan.
You can access the 2025-2026 Budget here.
Ipswich City Council Capital Works Program
2025–2028
This three-year Capital Works Program has been developed for the 2025–2026 Budget and Long-Term Financial Forecast.
It includes Capital Works Programs for the following areas:
- transport and traffic
- flood mitigation and drainage
- parks, sport and environment
- local amenity
- corporate facilities
- asset rehabilitation
- fleet
- resource recovery
- corporate projects.
You can view the three-year Capital Works Program here.
Ipswich City Council Operational Plan
2025–2026
The City Operational Plan 2025–2026 deliverables, together with the relevant Corporate Plan catalyst projects, are presented through alignment with the iFuture themes:
- Vibrant and Growing
- Safe, Inclusive and Creative
- Natural and Sustainable
- A Trusted and Leading Organisation
You can view the Operational Plan here.
Ipswich City Council Core Business Services
2025–2026
Core business services are all activities undertaken by employees to meet the community’s needs and maintain the city. These include, but are not limited to, the maintenance of roads, collection of waste, operations of libraries and leisure centres, assessment of development applications, engagement with stakeholders and the management of internal support services.
You can view the Core Business Services plan here.
Ipswich City Council Waste Services Performance Plan
2025–2026
Council established Ipswich Waste Services as a commercial business unit in 1998 for the purpose of delivering a high level of waste management services to its customers in a cost effective, efficient, timely and responsive manner, applying commercial principles of service delivery.
You can view Ipswich City Council's Waste Services Performance Plan here.