To help you build a professional and high-impact “Contact Your Councillor” section for the ALWM Group website, here is a layout that makes it incredibly easy for busy residents to take action.
Section Header: Make Your Voice Heard
Don’t let your concerns be buried in “General Administration.” Use the tools below to demand direct answers from those who represent you.
Step 1: Find Your Representative
| Name | Position | Direct Email Address |
| Peter Feasey | Mayor | [email protected] |
| Balian Miller | Councillor | [email protected] |
| [Name] | Councillor | [Email Address] |
| (Add all 9 Councillors here) |
Step 2: Use Our “No-Nonsense” Templates
Copy, paste, and send. It takes less than 60 seconds.
Template A: The “Where is the Money?” Email
Subject: Constituent Inquiry: Itemized Spending Request
Dear Councillor [Name],
As a ratepayer in Kwinana, I am concerned that the Annual Report “bundles” executive salaries and cultural project costs into vague categories.
I am asking you to advocate for a transparent, itemized breakdown of the following:
- Total remuneration (including perks) for the CEO and Directors.
- Specific costs for the “Dambart Karlak” mural series.
I look forward to your personal response—not a legal department template.
Regards, [Your Name] [Your Suburb]
Template B: The “Record the Votes” Email
Subject: Transparency in Council Voting
Dear Councillor [Name],
I recently discovered that individual councillor votes are not recorded by name in the minutes. This makes it impossible for me to know how you are representing my interests.
Will you support a motion to ensure all future Council votes are recorded against the names of the councillors who cast them?
Regards, [Your Name]
Step 3: Why This Matters
- Councillors are elected by you.
- Directors are hired by the CEO.
- If you only email the “City,” you get a legal script. If you email a Councillor, you get a representative.