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Mount Isa City Council
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Mount Isa City Council
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1923
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Mount Isa City Council is a statutory local government entity established in 1923, administering local government services for the City of Mount Isa and the outlying township of Camooweal in North West Queensland, Australia. Operating under the Local Government Act 2009 (Queensland), the council serves a combined population of approximately 19,300 residents across a vast geographic area — Mount Isa is the second-largest city in Australia by area, located 1,829km from Brisbane and sharing a boundary with the Northern Territory. Governance is via an elected Mayor (Peta MacRae), Deputy Mayor (Kim Coghlan), five Councillors, and a CEO (Tim Rose) supported by three Directors covering Infrastructure, Corporate Services, and Community Services, plus functional Managers. The council employs between 51 and 100 staff (Firmographics).

The council's service portfolio spans community facilities (Mount Isa City Library, Splashez Aquatic Centre, parks and ovals, council venues for hire), core utilities (waste and recycling, water and sewer), regulatory functions (development and building approvals, planning schemes, local laws enforcement), and civic administration (rates and charges, disaster management, community grants). Recent infrastructure additions include the 34 Miles Street carpark and EV charging station opened in April 2026. The technology stack is built on the Granicus GovAccess/OpenCities website platform, with citizen engagement extended through Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, a monthly email newsletter via Mailchimp, and the Snap Send Solve mobile app for infrastructure issue reporting.

As a non-profit statutory body rather than a commercial enterprise, the council generates revenue through a legislatively-mandated mix of rates, utility charges, fees, and government grants; no revenue figures are publicly disclosed. There are no subsidiaries, no parent company, no funding rounds, no M&A activity, and no commercial customers — the entity's "customers" are the residents and businesses of its defined Local Government Area. Distribution is direct and omni-channel: in-person at 23 West Street Mount Isa, 24-hour phone (07 4747 3200), email, online self-serve portal, and mobile app. The council celebrated its centennial in 2023 and continues active operations as of 2026.

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Mount Isa City Council is a statutory local government body established in 1923 that administers local government services — including rates, utilities, planning, community facilities, and infrastructure — for approximately 19,300 residents across Mount Isa and Camooweal in North West Queensland, Australia.

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Mount Isa
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local government services, municipal administration, community facilities, waste and water utilities, urban planning services
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Mayor/City Manager & General Administration
SECONDARYBPAIACAF
Public Works & Municipal Infrastructure (Streets, Stormwater, Facilities)
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Public Works / In-House Municipal Collection Operations
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Public Works Departments (Streets, Bridges, Stormwater, Fleet, Maintenance)
Business & Public Services/Public Sector & Government Administration/Transportation & Infrastructure Agencies (Roads, Transit, Public Works)
NAICS code3 codes
  • Water, Sewage and Other Systems2213
  • Utilities221
  • Administration of Housing Programs, Urban Planning, and Community Development925
SIC code4 codes
  • Electric, Gas & Sanitary Services4900
  • Sanitary Services4950
  • Water Supply4941
  • Refuse Systems4953
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Local Government Services
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Mount Isa City Council is a local government authority that administers statutory municipal services for the Mount Isa and Camooweal Local Government Area in North West Queensland. It delivers and maintains community infrastructure (library, aquatic centre, parks, venues), operates utilities (waste and recycling, water and sewer), processes development and building approvals, enforces local laws, manages disaster response, and collects rates and charges.

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Mount Isa City Council provides a comprehensive suite of local government services to approximately 19,000 residents in North West Queensland. The council operates community facilities including the Mount Isa City Library, Splashez Aquatic Centre, various parks and ovals, and council venues available for hire. Core utility services encompass waste and recycling management, and water and sewer services. Regulatory services include development and building assessment, planning schemes, and property-related services. Recent infrastructure developments include a public carpark with EV charging stations. The council serves both Mount Isa and the township of Camooweal.

Product and service8 records
1Mount Isa City Library
CategoryCommunity Service
Description

Public library offering digital collections, learning resources, local and family history research, outreach programs, and community membership programs for residents and visitors of Mount Isa.

2Splashez Aquatic Centre
CategoryCommunity Service
Description

Municipal aquatic facility operated by the council, providing swimming and recreational water activities for the community.

3Waste and Recycling Services
CategoryUtility Service
Description

Municipal waste management including recycling programs, waste management facility, bin information, composting education, littering enforcement, and circular economy initiatives.

4Water and Sewer Services
CategoryUtility Service
Description

Municipal water supply and wastewater management including drinking water quality, service alterations, water conservation, meters, and restrictions.

5Development and Building Services
CategoryRegulatory Service
Description

Planning and development assessment services including planning schemes, infrastructure charges, building approvals, property search, and development certificates.

6Parks and Ovals
CategoryCommunity Service
Description

Municipal park and recreational facility management including Centennial Place, Family Fun Park, Gallipoli Park Pump Track, and venue hire options.

7Council Venues
CategoryCommunity Service
Description

Council-owned venues available for hire including Buchanan Park and Camooweal Town Hall for community events and functions.

834 Miles Street Carpark and EV Charging Station
CategoryInfrastructure
Description

Public carpark facility with electric vehicle charging infrastructure, providing improved parking access and modern EV charging for the region.

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Peers10 records
1McKinlay Shire Council
TypeDirect peer
Description

Adjacent North West Queensland Shire sharing geographic and economic conditions with Mount Isa. Tiny resident base, vast area, mining/agriculture economy — direct peer in scale, remoteness, and operating model.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Larger North Queensland LGA that anchors the broader region of which Mount Isa is part. Operates an overlapping municipal-services portfolio (water/waste, recreation, planning, community facilities) and shares a defense, port, and resources-economy context. Acts as a regional-incumbent reference point for service-delivery scale.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Remote Channel Country council in western Queensland with a very small rate base and large geographic footprint. Closely comparable as a small, geographically dispersed LGA delivering the same suite of municipal services under cost-pressured conditions.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Mid-sized inland Queensland council operating across a comparable regional/rural service area with similar economic drivers (mining, agriculture, beef). Comparable municipal-services portfolio under the same state legislative framework, but at significantly greater scale than Mount Isa.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Small Gulf Country / North West Queensland council with similar remote-area service delivery challenges. Operates under identical Queensland LGA framework with comparable rates/utilities/community-services mandate.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Large coastal Queensland regional council with a strong mining/resources-economy underpinning similar to Mount Isa's. Comparable service-mandate breadth (water, waste, recreation, planning) but materially larger population and budget; useful broad-incumbent comparator for revenue-mix and infrastructure-asset benchmarks.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Another small-to-mid regional Queensland council servicing a historically mining-dependent inland city of comparable population scale. Operates under the same Local Government Act 2009 framework with a similar mix of utilities, waste, and community-facility services, making it the closest functional peer in the North Queensland / resource-belt LGA tier.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Much larger regional Queensland council operating a comprehensive municipal-services portfolio (water, waste, libraries, aquatic centres, planning) across the Cairns region. Comparable service breadth but materially larger budget and population; functions as a broad-incumbent benchmark for what Mount Isa's service portfolio could scale toward.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Remote inland Queensland council operating across a vast, low-population area with similar rates/water/waste/community-services portfolio. Comparable governance structure and funding constraints as a small LGA in western Queensland.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Neighbouring Shire Council in the same North West Queensland region, sharing Mount Isa's mining-economy exposure and remote-inland operating profile. Comparable small workforce, similar rate base, and overlapping service-mandate under the same state legislation.

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Mount Isa City Council

Local Government Servicesmountisa.qld.gov.au

Mount Isa City Council is a statutory local government body established in 1923 that administers local government services — including rates, utilities, planning, community facilities, and infrastructure — for approximately 19,300 residents across Mount Isa and Camooweal in North West Queensland, Australia.

What Mount Isa City Council does

Mount Isa City Council is a statutory local government entity established in 1923, administering local government services for the City of Mount Isa and the outlying township of Camooweal in North West Queensland, Australia. Operating under the Local Government Act 2009 (Queensland), the council serves a combined population of approximately 19,300 residents across a vast geographic area — Mount Isa is the second-largest city in Australia by area, located 1,829km from Brisbane and sharing a boundary with the Northern Territory. Governance is via an elected Mayor (Peta MacRae), Deputy Mayor (Kim Coghlan), five Councillors, and a CEO (Tim Rose) supported by three Directors covering Infrastructure, Corporate Services, and Community Services, plus functional Managers. The council employs between 51 and 100 staff (Firmographics).

The council's service portfolio spans community facilities (Mount Isa City Library, Splashez Aquatic Centre, parks and ovals, council venues for hire), core utilities (waste and recycling, water and sewer), regulatory functions (development and building approvals, planning schemes, local laws enforcement), and civic administration (rates and charges, disaster management, community grants). Recent infrastructure additions include the 34 Miles Street carpark and EV charging station opened in April 2026. The technology stack is built on the Granicus GovAccess/OpenCities website platform, with citizen engagement extended through Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, a monthly email newsletter via Mailchimp, and the Snap Send Solve mobile app for infrastructure issue reporting.

As a non-profit statutory body rather than a commercial enterprise, the council generates revenue through a legislatively-mandated mix of rates, utility charges, fees, and government grants; no revenue figures are publicly disclosed. There are no subsidiaries, no parent company, no funding rounds, no M&A activity, and no commercial customers — the entity's "customers" are the residents and businesses of its defined Local Government Area. Distribution is direct and omni-channel: in-person at 23 West Street Mount Isa, 24-hour phone (07 4747 3200), email, online self-serve portal, and mobile app. The council celebrated its centennial in 2023 and continues active operations as of 2026.

Mount Isa City Council firmographics

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Name
Mount Isa City Council
Legal name
Mount Isa City Council
Website
https://mountisa.qld.gov.au
Company type
Private
Founded year
1923
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
51–100 employees
Short description
Mount Isa City Council is a statutory local government body established in 1923 that administers local government services — including rates, utilities, planning, community facilities, and infrastructure — for approximately 19,300 residents across Mount Isa and Camooweal in North West Queensland, Australia.
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Mount Isa City Council industry classification

Industry
Product category
Local Government Services
NAICS
Water, Sewage and Other Systems (2213), Utilities (221), Administration of Housing Programs, Urban Planning, and Community Development (925)
SIC
Electric, Gas & Sanitary Services (4900), Sanitary Services (4950), Water Supply (4941), Refuse Systems (4953)
akta.pro industry
PRIMARYBPAIACAA
Mayor/City Manager & General Administration
SECONDARYBPAIACAF
Public Works & Municipal Infrastructure (Streets, Stormwater, Facilities)
SECONDARYEUAIAAAF
Public Works / In-House Municipal Collection Operations
SECONDARYBPAIALAD
Public Works Departments (Streets, Bridges, Stormwater, Fleet, Maintenance)
Business & Public Services/Public Sector & Government Administration/Transportation & Infrastructure Agencies (Roads, Transit, Public Works)

Keywords

  • Local government services
  • Municipal administration
  • Community facilities
  • Waste and water utilities
  • Urban planning services

Where Mount Isa City Council is headquartered

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HQ city
Mount Isa
HQ country
Australia
HQ region
Oceania

Offices1 record

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Mount Isa City Council business model

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B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels7 records

Mount Isa City Council product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Mount Isa City Council is a local government authority that administers statutory municipal services for the Mount Isa and Camooweal Local Government Area in North West Queensland. It delivers and maintains community infrastructure (library, aquatic centre, parks, venues), operates utilities (waste and recycling, water and sewer), processes development and building approvals, enforces local laws, manages disaster response, and collects rates and charges.

Product overview

Mount Isa City Council provides a comprehensive suite of local government services to approximately 19,000 residents in North West Queensland. The council operates community facilities including the Mount Isa City Library, Splashez Aquatic Centre, various parks and ovals, and council venues available for hire. Core utility services encompass waste and recycling management, and water and sewer services. Regulatory services include development and building assessment, planning schemes, and property-related services. Recent infrastructure developments include a public carpark with EV charging stations. The council serves both Mount Isa and the township of Camooweal.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Mount Isa City Library Public library offering digital collections, learning resources, local and family history research, outreach programs, and community membership programs for residents and visitors of Mount Isa.
  • Splashez Aquatic Centre Municipal aquatic facility operated by the council, providing swimming and recreational water activities for the community.
  • Waste and Recycling Services Municipal waste management including recycling programs, waste management facility, bin information, composting education, littering enforcement, and circular economy initiatives.
  • Water and Sewer Services Municipal water supply and wastewater management including drinking water quality, service alterations, water conservation, meters, and restrictions.
  • Development and Building Services Planning and development assessment services including planning schemes, infrastructure charges, building approvals, property search, and development certificates.
  • Parks and Ovals Municipal park and recreational facility management including Centennial Place, Family Fun Park, Gallipoli Park Pump Track, and venue hire options.
  • Council Venues Council-owned venues available for hire including Buchanan Park and Camooweal Town Hall for community events and functions.
  • 34 Miles Street Carpark and EV Charging Station Public carpark facility with electric vehicle charging infrastructure, providing improved parking access and modern EV charging for the region.

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Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Mount Isa City Council technology and API

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Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Mount Isa City Council competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • McKinlay Shire Council: Adjacent North West Queensland Shire sharing geographic and economic conditions with Mount Isa. Tiny resident base, vast area, mining/agriculture economy — direct peer in scale, remoteness, and operating model.
  • Boulia Shire Council: Remote Channel Country council in western Queensland with a very small rate base and large geographic footprint. Closely comparable as a small, geographically dispersed LGA delivering the same suite of municipal services under cost-pressured conditions.
  • Burke Shire Council: Small Gulf Country / North West Queensland council with similar remote-area service delivery challenges. Operates under identical Queensland LGA framework with comparable rates/utilities/community-services mandate.
  • Charters Towers Regional Council: Another small-to-mid regional Queensland council servicing a historically mining-dependent inland city of comparable population scale. Operates under the same Local Government Act 2009 framework with a similar mix of utilities, waste, and community-facility services, making it the closest functional peer in the North Queensland / resource-belt LGA tier.
  • Longreach Regional Council: Remote inland Queensland council operating across a vast, low-population area with similar rates/water/waste/community-services portfolio. Comparable governance structure and funding constraints as a small LGA in western Queensland.
  • Cloncurry Shire Council: Neighbouring Shire Council in the same North West Queensland region, sharing Mount Isa's mining-economy exposure and remote-inland operating profile. Comparable small workforce, similar rate base, and overlapping service-mandate under the same state legislation.

Broad incumbents

  • Townsville City Council: Larger North Queensland LGA that anchors the broader region of which Mount Isa is part. Operates an overlapping municipal-services portfolio (water/waste, recreation, planning, community facilities) and shares a defense, port, and resources-economy context. Acts as a regional-incumbent reference point for service-delivery scale.
  • Rockhampton Regional Council: Mid-sized inland Queensland council operating across a comparable regional/rural service area with similar economic drivers (mining, agriculture, beef). Comparable municipal-services portfolio under the same state legislative framework, but at significantly greater scale than Mount Isa.
  • Mackay Regional Council: Large coastal Queensland regional council with a strong mining/resources-economy underpinning similar to Mount Isa's. Comparable service-mandate breadth (water, waste, recreation, planning) but materially larger population and budget; useful broad-incumbent comparator for revenue-mix and infrastructure-asset benchmarks.
  • Cairns Regional Council: Much larger regional Queensland council operating a comprehensive municipal-services portfolio (water, waste, libraries, aquatic centres, planning) across the Cairns region. Comparable service breadth but materially larger budget and population; functions as a broad-incumbent benchmark for what Mount Isa's service portfolio could scale toward.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Mount Isa City Council leadership team

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Profiles17 records

Mount Isa City Council funding detail

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Frequently asked questions about Mount Isa City Council

What does Mount Isa City Council do?

Mount Isa City Council is a local government authority that administers statutory municipal services for the Mount Isa and Camooweal Local Government Area in North West Queensland. It delivers and maintains community infrastructure (library, aquatic centre, parks, venues), operates utilities (waste and recycling, water and sewer), processes development and building approvals, enforces local laws, manages disaster response, and collects rates and charges.

Is Mount Isa City Council a public or private company?

Mount Isa City Council is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was Mount Isa City Council founded?

Mount Isa City Council was founded in 1923. It employs 51 to 100 people.

Where is Mount Isa City Council based?

Mount Isa City Council is headquartered in Mount Isa, Australia, in the Oceania region.

Who are Mount Isa City Council's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are McKinlay Shire Council, Boulia Shire Council, Burke Shire Council, Charters Towers Regional Council, Longreach Regional Council and Cloncurry Shire Council. Broad incumbents are Townsville City Council, Rockhampton Regional Council, Mackay Regional Council and Cairns Regional Council.

Does Mount Isa City Council have an API?

No public API is recorded for Mount Isa City Council.

What industry is Mount Isa City Council in?

Mount Isa City Council's product category is Local Government Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAIACAA, Mayor/City Manager & General Administration, with a secondary code of BPAIACAF, Public Works & Municipal Infrastructure (Streets, Stormwater, Facilities). Its NAICS code is 2213 and its SIC code is 4900.

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ABCMount Isa Indigenous housing group to be wound up as administrators appointedMount Isa City Council auctioned 25 properties owned by ATSICfWS after the corporation accrued over $1 million in unpaid rates, with sales totaling $4.95 million. ORIC appointed special administrators to wind up the corporation, and a Federal Court hearing is set for October 23.ABCMonths-long unpaid rates saga ends with sale of 33 outback homesMount Isa City Council auctioned 33 properties owned by ATSICFWS, which had accrued nearly $1 million in unpaid rates. All 33 met reserve, selling for $4.95 million, with about 60% of buyers locals. Council expects to recover $2.2 million, and tenants' futures depend on new landlords.The Guardian‘Forced out with nowhere to go’: First Nations families face eviction as council sells homes over charity’s unpaid ratesMount Isa city council is auctioning 24 homes owned by ATSICWS to recover nearly $1m in unpaid rates, potentially forcing First Nations families into homelessness. Residents say they were not informed of the debt until five months ago, and the minister has not found a resolution to stop the auctions.Water Finance & ManagementGreen Chlorine: Does On-site Generation Have Long-term Economic Benefits?Water treatment facilities are increasingly adopting on-site chlorine generation to mitigate the rising costs, supply chain volatility, and safety risks associated with purchasing bulk bleach. By utilizing electrolysis to produce disinfectants from salt, water, and electricity, utilities can achieve significant operational savings and improved reliability within one to two years. The article highlights Mount Isa City Council in Australia as a case study where this technology has enabled local production and sales of sodium hypochlorite.ABCRenewable energy companies eyeing off abandoned mines in QueenslandGreen Gravity has signed a memorandum of understanding with mining giant Glencore and the Mount Isa City Council to repurpose abandoned mineshafts in North West Queensland for renewable energy storage. The project aims to decarbonize the region by storing solar energy using heavy objects in legacy mine shafts, potentially supporting industrial loads and creating 350 jobs. Concurrently, research company enviroMETS is developing tools to assess broader mine repurposing opportunities in Queensland with government funding.