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Local government entities in South Australia

Regional Local Government Associations

Local government in SA is organised in Regional Local Government Associations (RLGAs), which are independent associations.

There are six primary RLGAs in country SA (these can be seen coloured differently on the Council Maps page) as well as the Greater Adelaide Region of Councils (GAROC).

Representatives from the six country regions meet together as a committee called the SA Region Organisations of Councils (SAROC) Committee. There are also other groups which meet around common geographic interests.

Australian Local Government Association

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The Australian Local Government Association (ALGA) was founded in 1947. It is a federation of associations in each of Australia's six states, the Northern Territory and the Government of the Australian Capital Territory.

The LGA of South Australia is an active participant in ALGA affairs.

Other interstate associations

Equivalent bodies to the LGA exist in every other State and Territory in Australia. All the interstate associations are members of ALGA.

For further information on these associations click on the links below.

Local Government Transport Advisory Panel

The Local Government Transport Advisory Panel (LGTAP) proposes and monitors a continuing program of projects for the prioritisation of funding under the Special Local Roads Program (SLRP).

The LGTAP replaced the Local Roads Advisory Committee.

Stormwater Management Authority

The Stormwater Management Authority was established on 1 July 2007. This was under the Local Government (Stormwater Management) Amendment Act 2007.