Published on Friday, 23 October 2026 at 10:00:00 AM
Shire of Toodyay Welcomes Carl Erasmus as Executive Manager Planning and Regulatory Services
The Shire of Toodyay is pleased to announce the appointment of Carl Erasmus as Executive Manager Planning and Regulatory Services.
Carl brings extensive experience in local government planning, development services, regulatory compliance, and strategic land use planning. With a strong track record of delivering community-focused outcomes and working collaboratively with stakeholders, Carl will play a key leadership role in supporting the Shire's continued growth and development.
Shire President Cr Mick McKeown welcomed the appointment, highlighting the value Carl's expertise will bring to the organisation.
"We are delighted to welcome Carl to the Shire of Toodyay. Our Planning and Regulatory Services portfolio is critical to shaping our future and ensuring sustainable development of our community. Carl's knowledge, leadership and commitment to delivering quality services will strengthen our capability and support the achievement of our strategic objectives."
In the role of Executive Manager Planning and Regulatory Services, Carl will oversee planning, building, environmental health, compliance and regulatory functions, ensuring the Shire continues to provide effective services that meet the needs of residents, businesses and visitors.
Temporary Chief Executive Officer Alan Hart said Carl's appointment comes at an important time for the organisation.
"As Toodyay continues to evolve and attract new opportunities, strong leadership in planning and regulatory services is essential. Carl's experience and collaborative approach will help guide strategic decision-making, support responsible development and enhance service delivery across the Shire."
Carl said he is excited to join the Shire and contribute to the community's future.
"I am honoured to join the Shire of Toodyay and look forward to working with Councillors, staff, residents and stakeholders. Toodyay is a unique and vibrant community, and I am excited by the opportunity to support its sustainable growth while preserving the character and values that make the Shire such a special place."
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