About Council

Hobart Council Centre

Hobart City Council is the local government body responsible for the Hobart local government area.

The Council is made of a Lord Mayor, Deputy Lord Mayor, and ten Elected Members.

The City of Hobart has around 700 employs who report to the Chief Executive Officer. We provide a wide range of services for the wellbeing of the community.

Elected Members

There are 12 elected members who represent the businesses and residents of the City of Hobart.

Council meetings and committees

Information about Council and Committee meetings.

Organisational structure

In support of the Council role is the administration of the City of Hobart, overseen by the Chief Executive Officer.

Lord Mayor's Welcome

The Lord Mayor's welcome for visitors to Hobart.

Governance and transparency

Ensuring that the community has trust and confidence in the decisions we make together.

Hobart Coat of Arms

The Coat of Arms was formally granted to the Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Citizens of the City of Hobart on 1 May 1953.

Lord Mayoral reception

Civic receptions for clubs or organisations in the Lord Mayor's Court Room.

Research and statistics

An overview of what is happening in the Hobart Local Government Area.

Council history

A brief history of Hobart City Council.

Our new website

Welcome to the City of Hobart's new website.

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