Rates
Rate payments assist Council to administer a range of programs, services and projects to help maintain and improve services and facilities for the community.
Half yearly rates notices are issued in February and August.
Please contact Council on 1300 307 800 if you do not receive a notice at the expected times.
Council offers a number of ways for you to pay your rates notice including BPAY, credit card and direct debit.
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| Pay your rates or debtor invoice | Online, in person, BPAY | Register to receive your notice electronically | ||
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| Discounts and concessions for rates | Various levies and charges that make up your rates | You can pay your rates bill at your Gympie bank |
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Change of address
You will need to contact Council each time your postal address changes to ensure our records are up to date.
Please let Council know if you also change your contact details such as your phone number or email address.
You can complete the notification of change of address form and submit online or return by:
Email: council@gympie.qld.gov.au
Mail: PO Box 155, Gympie, QLD, 4570
In person: 2 Caledonian Hill, Gympie
Undetected Water Leak Allowance Request
Customers who have had an undetected water leak on their property can apply for a once-off, partial allowance of up to 50% of excess water usage charges, calculated by Gympie Regional Council according to its Revenue Statement.
Click here to complete the form and return it with any supporting documents (plumber’s invoice or Statutory Declaration) via email to council@gympie.qld.gov.au or post to PO Box 155 Gympie QLD 4570.
Council will provide a written response once your claim has been reviewed.
Free trees
Council’s Free Trees Program entitles ratepayers to receive two free tube-stock plants per financial year.
The tube-stock are grown by the Gympie and District Landcare and Cooloola City Farm. These plants are native to the Gympie region and are adapted to local conditions.
Planting local native species helps to increase biodiversity values in the region as well as providing food and habitat for our local fauna.
Show your notice (either paper copy or email) and collect your trees.
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