Welcome to the Regional Council of Goyder's Website

Dog Registration

All dogs from 3 months old must be registered. Registration forms are available from the Burra and Eudunda Council offices. Renewals must be paid by the last working day in August. Click on the following link for the Dog Registration and Pound Fees 2012-13

Does Council have your correct Address and Contact Details?

If you have recently changed your postal address or moved residence, you will need to notify Council. You can do this by using the Online Form.

Minor Works Requests - Can be lodged online

While Council staff conduct regular inspections to identify problems that need to be fixed under Minor Works, it is not possible to be immediately aware of every problem area. If you have noticed something that you think needs attention, you can let us know by filling out the online form. Click here to access the form. 

 Rates

Click here for information on the 2012-2013 rates, including due dates for payments.
 Pay Rates Online - Click Here

Climate Change Project

The Environment Institute of the University of Adelaide is undertaking a Climate Change project on behalf of the Councils within the the SA Murray-Darling Region. The outcome of the project will be a series of Milestone Reports.

The following reports have now been released.

 Milestone 1 Report (5280 kb)
 Milestone 2 Report Part 1 (3194 kb)
 Milestone 2 Report Part 2 (2882 kb)
 Milestone 2 Report Part 3 (3717 kb)
 Milestone 3 Report (3870 kb)
 Milestone 4 Report  (1409 kb) 

 Beyond Roads, Rates and Rubbish - Careers in Local Government

Change the world you live in - from the streets and parks you use to events, facilities and services your community enjoys. Click here for further information and to meet some people experiencing great careers in SA Councils.

Northern and Yorke Natural Resources Management Board

Northern and Yorke is a large and diverse region that covers more than three million hectares of central South Australia. It is made up of Yorke Peninsula, the Lower North, Mid North and Upper North, the southern Flinders Ranges and parts of the Adelaide Plains and the Barossa Valley.

Click here for information on the Lower North Regional Group Community Members and Staff.

Rural Property Addressing

Rural Property Addressing is a joint state and local government initiative aimed to provide all occupied rural properties in South Australia - home and business - with a nationally consistent numbered address.

In a staged roll-out, about 55,000 occupied properties in rural South Australia will be issued with an address and information on roadside signage. Districts with a higher emergency services risk and preparedness to proceed will be targeted for early rollout.

For further information click here

The SA Council Maps website is an online mapping system enabling the public to search for properties and locations of interest to view information with a local government context. The website contains information from State Government and the participating 30 South Australian Councils.