Asset management

The City of Marion has developed a 10-year Asset Management Strategy 2023–2033. We want the City of Marion’s assets to be safe, accessible, well maintained and meet community needs in a sustainable manner.

We invite you to read the draft strategy and provide your feedback.
Consultation is open until 5pm Wednesday 11 October.

To provide your feedback please visit: Making Marion

The City of Marion owns and manages a large and diverse asset portfolio, valued at over $1 billion. Our assets enable the provision of services to the community and businesses for current and future generations. Assets play a vital role in our residents’ quality of life.

Council’s assets range from roads and footpaths, to buildings, playgrounds, barbecues, shelters, vehicles, machinery, stormwater drains and public art. In addition, we receive a number of 'gifted' assets from State Government and developers which attract ongoing operational and maintenance costs over their life.

Asset management is about how assets are ‘looked after’, both on a day-to-day basis (operation, monitoring and maintenance) and in the medium-to-long term (planning, creation, renewal and disposal).

We are committed to implementing best practice asset management across all areas of council. The Asset Solutions team support and guide the organisation's improved asset management.

The City of Marion’s Asset Management vision is:

To maintain the City of Marion’s assets to agreed levels of service which maximise community value throughout an asset’s life

Supported by four Strategic Objectives:

1. Maximise Community Value

2. Deliver Agreed Levels of Service

3. Informed Decision Making

4. Optimally Managed

Council will make effective and informed decisions through each stage of the asset lifecycle to achieve the Asset Management Vision and Strategic Objectives, by achieving four Outcome Areas:

Council is delivering Asset Management Plans for the following asset classes:

City of Marion as part of its Annual Business Planning process undertake an annual review of forecast asset management expenditures. The revised forecast annual funding requirements identified for each Asset Management Plan’s Appendix A are incorporated into Council’s currently adopted Annual Business Plan and Long-Term Financial Plan.