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Your Say Walkerville
Your Say Walkerville is an online hub where you can share ideas, discuss important topics and provide feedback on matters that contribute to the future of the Township. By participating, you can actively contribute and inform Council's decision making.
Watch this space as we continue to update this site to give you a chance to have your say on new projects.
Registration is free, easy to join and it allows you to create your own account to comment. We invite you to register and be involved!
Town of Walkerville
The Town of Walkerville is the smallest Council in metropolitan Adelaide and covers a land area of 3.5km². The Township is home to almost 8,000 residents and remains the only Council in metropolitan Adelaide to have retained its ‘Town’ status.
The Council district includes the suburbs of Gilberton, Medindie, Vale Park and Walkerville. It is is bordered by the River Torrens, Adelaide Parklands and residential suburbs to the north and northeast.
Your Say Walkerville
Your Say Walkerville is an online hub where you can share ideas, discuss important topics and provide feedback on matters that contribute to the future of the Township. By participating, you can actively contribute and inform Council's decision making.
Watch this space as we continue to update this site to give you a chance to have your say on new projects.
Registration is free, easy to join and it allows you to create your own account to comment. We invite you to register and be involved!
Town of Walkerville
The Town of Walkerville is the smallest Council in metropolitan Adelaide and covers a land area of 3.5km². The Township is home to almost 8,000 residents and remains the only Council in metropolitan Adelaide to have retained its ‘Town’ status.
The Council district includes the suburbs of Gilberton, Medindie, Vale Park and Walkerville. It is is bordered by the River Torrens, Adelaide Parklands and residential suburbs to the north and northeast.
