Annual Report 2008-2009 Summary - City of Greater Geelong

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Council supervises 184 school crossings across the municipality, the largest service of its kind in Victoria. 18 Annual Report 2008-2009 | City of Greater Geelong Back to table of contents
Our Values and Behaviours Council prides itself on delivering outcomes that serve residents’ needs through committed, motivated, enthusiastic, well trained and well resourced staff. We aim to foster a culture that embraces a consistent set of behaviours that reflect what we all truly value and believe in to deliver effective and efficient outcomes for our community. Integrity We will: > Act on our commitments. > Be open, transparent, ethical and honest in our actions. > Share information. Responsibility We will: > Be accountable for our decisions and everything we do. > Take pride in the job we are doing. > Be loyal and support our work colleagues and organisation. > Take responsibility for problem solving. Innovation We will: > Look for and implement better ways of doing things. > Be open to learning. > Be responsive to the changing needs of the community. Respect We will: > Listen and seek to understand the views of others. > Be considerate and courteous. > Recognise everyone’s contribution and value a job well done. > Build positive relationships. Back to table of contents Annual Report 2008-2009 | City of Greater Geelong 19 Annual Report 2008-2009 | City of Greater Geelong 19
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Page 39 and 40: Future plans for the Geelong region
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Page 43 and 44: Summary of Financial Results for 20
Page 45 and 46: The City maintains 300 playgrounds
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