Shire of Chittering on Social Media
The Shire of Chittering is broadening its communication and community engagement options by developing a presence on social media.
Facebook is a free-access social networking website that is privately owned and operated. Users can join networks organised by hometown, workplace, school and / or region to connect and interact with other people. Users can also add friends and send them messages, and update their personal profiles and / or status to notify friends about themselves.
We are committed to informing and engaging our community. Our Facebook page supplements the information we publish in Chatter@Chittering, on our website, and through our email newsletters.
We can;
- remind you of important events.
- alert you to late-breaking news.
- link you to interesting information about Chittering published by other people.
- better communicate with those using mobile devices.
The Shire of Chittering is aware of the ever-changing nature of internet communications and our use of Facebook will be influenced by community participation and responses.
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Terms and conditions of use
To ensure that our social media channels promote community discussion that is respectful and that everyone can enjoy, we have a few guidelines for you to follow.
When interacting with our social media pages, we ask that you do not post anything that:
- is threatening, harassing or bullying
- is inappropriate, violent, obscene, profane, hateful, derogatory, racist or sexist language
- discusses or promotes behaviour that is unlawful
- compromises public safety or security
- infringes copyright, intellectual and privacy laws
- acts only to advertise or promote a politician, political candidate or commercial organisation
- is spam, repetitive and non-relevant content
- discloses personal information such as names, email addresses, phone numbers or private addresses
- is defamatory to any person or organisation
We reserve the right to remove content that violates these guidelines, at the Shire’s absolute discretion.
Social media users may also be banned from the Shire’s social media channels should they violate these guidelines, at the Shire’s absolute discretion.
If you would like to report content that breaches these guidelines, please contact us.
Formal Requests and Complaints
Please note that we are not able to reply to formal requests and complaints via the Facebook page – this is due to the requirement for us to adhere to the State Records Act. For all formal requests and complaints requiring a resolution of issues regarding Shire services, facilities, staff or Councillors, please click here for a Works Request Form or here for a Complaint Form.
It should also be noted that comments considered to be offensive or defamatory will be removed by the Administrator. Repeat offenders will be blocked.
Cyber Safety & Privacy
All users of the internet need to be aware of the possible risks, so that they can make the most of the amazing opportunities for communication, entertainment, education and business which are available online.
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