Local Government Division
- About Tasmanian councils
- Local Government Legislation Review
- Councillor Resources
- Measuring council performance
- Local Government Legislation and Reviews
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Complaints and Investigations
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Making a complaint
- Council policies, procedures, services, fees or purchasing and tender process complaints
- Councillor conduct complaints
- Complaints under Local Government Legislation against a council, councillor, general manager or council employee
- Administrative actions of councils complaints
- Misconduct or unethical conduct of councillors and council employees complaints
- Questions and complaints about planning
- Report on George Town Council - Director of Local Government
- Report on Glamorgan-Spring Bay Council - Director of Local Government
- Report on Derwent Valley Council - Director of Local Government
- Report on Hobart City Council - Director of Local Government
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Making a complaint
- Local Government Reform
- Premier's Local Government Council
- Local Government Board
- Tasmanian Council directory
- Past Reviews and Inquiries
Contact Details
By phone
Contact the Local Government Division on 03 6232 7022 or Service Tasmania on 1300 135 513.
Our staff
Use the Tasmanian Government Directory to find staff contact details
Social media
Follow our social media accounts to keep up to date with specific programs and initiatives.
Making a complaint
Formal complaints can be made against councils, councillors and council employees.
Different processes apply, depending on the type of complaint and who it is made against.
Some complaints are dealt with by councils, some by the Director of Local Government and some by the Local Government Code of Conduct Panel.
Types of complaints
The following list provides details of the various types of complaints that can be made, how to make a complaint, and to where the complaint should be directed.
More information
Please contact the Local Government Division if you have any queries or need assistance regarding your complaint:
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