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…The Barossa Council was originally formed in 1996 after the amalgamation of the District Councils of Barossa, Tanunda, and Angaston. The majority of the District Council of Mount Pleasant was later…

…Cats Cat desexing Cat desexing is mandatory in Australia for cats born after 1 July 2018. Cat microchipping Cat microchipping is compulsory in Australia for cats born or adopted after 1 July 2018. Cat…

…Barossa by bike Cycling trails There is no better way to explore the Barossa's premium food, wine and rich heritage than by bike on our cycling trails. Barossa Cycle Hub…

…Dogs Barking dogs Dog barking is a dog's natural form of communication, however, when dog barking becomes excessive it can be disruptive and you may want to seek advice. Dog attacks and harassment Dog…

…By-laws The State Government, via The Local Government Act 1999 and Dog and Cat Management Act 1995, empowers local governments to make local laws (by-laws) that suit the needs and resources…

…Enrol Applications to enrol to vote in the 2026 local Council elections are now OPEN. Participating in your local Council election is one of the most direct ways you can make a difference to everyday…

…Make a report, request a service, enquire with us and pay online 24/7 or alternatively get in touch with our Customer Support Team on 8563 8444 9am-5pm Monday to Friday. Enquire with us Make…

…Youth We are passionate about helping young people in the Barossa thrive by creating exciting opportunities, listening to their ideas, and working together with local organisations. Our library…

…About Council The Council area is extensive with many towns developed in a village-style. To help in understanding the Council area access to our online mapping, census information, and townships…

…Visit the Barossa As Australia’s global wine and food region, the Barossa offers extraordinary experiences, a distinctive regional food culture, and a warm spirit of hospitality. The Barossa…

…Bin FAQs How much does my bin service cost? Fees and charges for bin and waste services are set each year as part of our budget process and are applied as a separate fee-for-service on your rates…

…Odours Unpleasant odours can originate from a range of domestic, commercial or industrial sources. Perceptions of odour can be very subjective. The degree to which odour nuisance affects people…

…Careers Employment opportunities Take the next step in your career at The Barossa Council. The Barossa Council is committed to EEO principles, a constructive culture, workplace diversity…

…Events Upcoming events Take a look at what community events are happening around the Barossa region. Event venue hire If you would like to hire a Council owned venue for your next event, enquire…

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…Camping The Barossa region is renowned as being one of the world’s great wine and food destinations, combined with its stunning natural environment attracting visitors worldwide.   The use…

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…Parking Parking in the Barossa region On this page Parking signs their meaning Temporary and special parking conditions Temporary Signs Road Markings Parallel Parking Angle Parking Where you must…

…Barossa Cycle Hub The Barossa Council has constructed South Australia's first regional dedicated cycle hub in the Barossa Cycle Hub.  The Hub is a dedicated cycle precinct offering complimentary cycle…