Project update
We have done extensive consultation with the community, stakeholders involved with graffiti management and Council departments. We used your comments, sector benchmarking and research to develop the Draft Graffiti Strategy 2020 – 2024.
We consulted with 11 internal departments whose areas are directly impacted by graffiti. We also received feedback from over 50 residents through community meetings and consultation sessions, over 30 people from local businesses, agencies or State Authorities in Banyule and over 25 people from the Graffiti Summit in June 2019.
Now we want to know, did we get it right?
Have your say on our draft Graffiti Strategy
Thank you for your comments on the Draft Graffiti Strategy 2020 - 2024. Feedback is now closed.
Our commitment
The draft strategy makes four commitments to address graffiti in Banyule:
- Commitment 1: Understand the problem
We will better understand that graffiti is a problem across the municipality and the factors that contribute to the issue.
- Commitment 2: Ensure collaborative responses
We will actively engage with stakeholders to develop collaborative and coordinated responses to graffiti management.
- Commitment 3: Reduce the environmental impact
We will take steps to minimise the impact of graffiti on the natural environment.
- Commitment 4: Advocate for continuous improvement
We will advocate to strengthen Federal, State and Local Government graffiti policies and initiatives.