Organisation structure Management Council’s organisation structure encompasses the Office of the General Manager and four operational Divisions. Administration of service delivery is led by the General Manager, with four Directors guiding delivery through 19 Branch Managers. Hornsby Shire Council delivers many services across the Hornsby Shire local government area. Services range from waste services to community development – a snapshot of services undertaken by each Division is shown below. Branches
GENERAL MANAGER
Office of the General Manager Strategy and Place
Steven Head
Risk and Audit
Financial Services CORPORATE SUPPORT DIVISION
Glen Magus Director
Governance and Customer Service Technology and Transformation Land and Property Service People and Culture
COMMUNITY AND ENVIRONMENT DIVISION
Parks, Trees and Recreation
Steve Fedorow
Library and Community Services
Natural Resources
Director
Waste Management
PLANNING AND COMPLIANCE DIVISION
Strategic Land Use Planning
James Farrington
Regulatory Services
Director
Development Assessments
Asset Operations and Maintenance INFRASTRUCTURE AND MAJOR PROJECTS
Bob Stephens
Deputy General Manager
Design and Construction Major Projects Traffic Engineering and Road Safety Aquatic and Brickpit
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HORNSBY SHIRE COUNCIL
Snapshot of service delivery As chief executive officer, the General Manager implements the decisions of Council’s elected representatives. He is also responsible for the day-to-day management of Council as a corporate organisation and provides the most direct link between the Councillors and staff. Provides management support to Councillors and Council staff, including customer service, governance, technology and transformation and property management. Manages the Shire’s natural resources, is responsible for the design, construction and maintenance of the Shire’s open space network, provides a wide range of community services including waste and recycling services, community development and community centre management, and runs our library network. Seeks to strike a sustainable balance between meeting the needs of Hornsby Shire's growing population and protecting our natural environment. Responsible for aquatic and indoor recreation facilities, our extensive local road system, and all of our buildings and foreshore facilities. Also manages the flow of traffic and safety on our local non-state controlled roads.
