Moreton Says a city-wide survey helping us understand the things that matter most to our communities.

The latest Moreton Says was open between 20 March and 23 April 2025. This round, we asked your views on:

1. What makes our city a good place to live
2. Your experiences with City of Moreton Bay (Council)
3. Active and public transport
4. Communicating with Council.

During this survey period, we had more than 2,500 surveys completed – including strong representation from all 12 divisions across City of Moreton Bay. This feedback will be invaluable for Council as we continue planning for our city's future.

Thank you for taking the time to share your views. By participating in the conversation, you are helping us to make better decisions every day.

We are now analysing the survey responses and will publish the results on this page when they are ready in late June.

Moreton Money promotion winners

Congratulations to the following winners of a $100 Moreton Money digital gift card, drawn on 2 May 2025. All winners have been contacted.

1. Carol, Redcliffe Peninsula

2. Paddy, Beachmere

3. Stefanus, North Lakes

4. Susana, Redcliffe Peninsula

5. Mrs Beilby, Dayboro and surrounds

6. Kerry, Strathpine and surrounds

7. Jason, Redcliffe Peninsula

8. Katrina, The Hills District & surrounds

9. Tina, Eatons Hill

10. Zoe, Dakabin

Bringing community views to the decision-making table

Every day, Council makes decisions for the community, on behalf of the community. We know how important it is to get it right.

We want to continue to make informed decisions, backed by a current understanding of community needs, values, priorities and aspirations. From planning our neighbourhoods to maintaining our roads and protecting our environment, the decisions we make affect how we live, work and play now and for decades to come.

Everyone who lives, works and visits our city is invited to share their views and experiences with us - you can join the Moreton Says program at any time.

Surveys are done twice a year to help us keep our finger on the pulse of our communities and allow us to gain insights on specific issues relating to key Council policies, plans and projects.

We've partnered with expert consultancy firm .id Consulting to understand and analyse the survey data. You can be sure all data will be de-identified.

The surveys provide us with valuable insights into the things that matter most to our communities. We use the insights to inform our projects and are committed to continuing to use them as an evidence base for our future planning for our city.

Using your feedback

Since Moreton Says launched in 2021, it has allowed us to better bring the views, needs, priorities and aspirations of our communities into Council's decision-making.

The results are not just for Council to use. We also share the findings reports and data with you from past Moreton Says surveys. We encourage you, our communities, to also use them in your own planning and decision-making.

You can read individual survey findings reports which are shared on this website soon after each survey closes. You can also explore the data your way via our interactive dashboards.

Click the buttons below to read past findings reports or explore the interactive data dashboard. You can also watch the videos to hear our most recent findings from the September 2024 Moreton Says survey.

Listening to our young people

We're running the Moreton Says in Schools initiative to support student participation in Moreton Says and enable students to share their views and ideas with Council.

Council is inviting expressions of interest (EOIs) from high schools across City of Moreton Bay to participate in Moreton Says in Schools in 2025.

EOIs for Moreton Says in Schools during the August/September 2025 survey period close on 30 June 2025. Find out more and submit an EOI by clicking on the link below.

By joining this team, you may be invited to sessions that explore topics raised in the Moreton Says surveys. These topics are important to our city, significantly impacting our communities and relevant to the work being done by various areas of Council. To find out more or register to be part of Moreton Says in Focus click the link below.

You can express interest at any time.