Our Councillors

Mornington Peninsula Shire Council is divided into six wards with a total of eleven Councillors.

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Download: Mornington Peninsula Shire Ward Map(PDF, 848KB)
Download: Councillor Code of Conduct(PDF, 192KB)
Download: Councillor Gift Policy(PDF, 216KB)
Download: Councillor Expenses, Reimbursement, Resources and Facilities Policy(PDF, 231KB)

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Councillor Simon Brooks (Mayor)

Seawinds Ward Councillor

Councillor Antonella Celi (Deputy Mayor)

Seawinds Ward Councillor

Councillor Susan Bissinger

Nepean Ward Councillor

Councillor Lisa Dixon

Cerberus Ward Councillor

Councillor David Gill

Red Hill Ward Councillor

Councillor Steve Holland

Briars Ward Councillor

Councillor Debra Mar

Seawinds Ward Councillor

Councillor Anthony Marsh

Briars Ward Councillor

Councillor Despi O'Connor

Briars Ward Councillor

Councillor Sarah Race

Nepean Ward Councillor

Councillor Kate Roper

Watson Ward Councillor

Single Councillor ward structure

The Shire will move to a single Councillor ward structure for the 2024 Council Elections.

This comes following an electoral structure review by the Victorian Electoral Commission (VEC) that took place in late 2023.

The Shire is one of 39 Councils to have its electoral structure reviewed because of new requirements under theLocal Government Act 2020.

This will mean that following the 2024 Council Elections, Mornington Peninsula Shire will have 11 separate wards, each with one Councillor. This is a change from our current structure of six wards with a total of 11 Councillors.

The Gazetted names for the 11 wards are:

  • Brokil Ward
  • Beek Beek Ward
  • Benbenjie Ward
  • Briars Ward
  • Coolart Ward
  • Kackeraboite Ward
  • Moorooduc Ward
  • Nepean Ward
  • Tanti Ward
  • Tootgarook Ward
  • Warringine Ward.

Following the 2024 elections in October, the following ward structure will be implemented:

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Download: New ward map(PDF, 3MB)

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