Annual Budget | Redland City Council

Strong investment in community

Redland City Council has adopted a $503 million budget for 2025–2026 that invests significantly in essential infrastructure and services for the community.

2025-2026 Budget at a glance

  • $503 million investment in Redlands Coast
  • An increase in general rates revenue of about $2.13 per week on average to the minimum general rate for a category 1a owner-occupied property, which is most of the city’s owner-occupied properties
  • Small budgeted operating surplus of $704,000
  • Capital expenditure program of $151.68 million
  • Total pensioner rebates of almost $3.5 million, with rates rebates of $335 per year for a full pensioner or $167.50 for a part-pensioner.

Resources

  • Budget publication 2025-2026 [PDF, 4.32MB]
    Outlines key projects and services Council expects to deliver in the 2025–2026 financial year, and how these will be funded. It includes a breakdown of rates and charges.
  • Every $100 of your rates explained [PDF, 0.2MB] 
    How each $100 of rates collected by Council is used, divided into eight major categories of service.
  • Budget media releases
    News stories providing more details around the Budget and highlighting key projects.
  • Financial Sustainability Report 2025-2026 [PDF, 2.7MB]
    Outlines Council’s ability to maintain financial sustainability over the long term.
  • Depreciation of Council Assets fact sheet [PDF, 3MB]
    Explains depreciation and how it informs Council’s financial management of the City’s assets.
  • Annual Capital Works Program 
    Information on our Capital Works Program, including a publication that lists Council’s 2025–2026 investment in infrastructure by asset category, along with brief project descriptions.

Download previous Budget publications

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