Business and economic development in the Town of Walkerville
Whether you live, work or relax in Walkerville – business plays a crucial role in our economy, environment and social wellbeing. The Town of Walkerville aims to engage our businesses to support their livelihoods, foster a bustling business district and ensure people are attracted to the area in order to stimulate economic activity.
The Town of Walkerville is part of the Eastern Region Alliance (ERA) Business and Economic Development Group, which aims to develop industries and grow employment in eastern Adelaide. Boasting a $10 billion economy, with more than 100,000 jobs, and nearly 30,000 registered businesses, the ERA region is a significant economy with its own challenges and opportunities in the future. To read more about the Eastern Region Alliance, click here to view the Grow East Prospectus.
In March 2024, ERA also established a Small Business Advisory Service, where small businesses can access free one-on-one advice from experienced Business Advisors. Click here to find out more.
Click here to view the Town of Walkerville Shop Local listing
The Town of Walkerville is establishing a new business & landlord database.
Council would like a stronger relationship with our local businesses and landlords as they are a vital part of our Township. Council also wants to ensure we can engage with businesses and landlords to get their thoughts and feedback on upcoming projects, events and initiatives.
If you are a business or landlord within the Town of Walkerville, please complete this form so Council can include you in its business communications.
The Town of Walkerville was also appointed a Small Business Friendly Council (SBFC) by the South Australian Small Business Commissioner. The SBFC Initiative aims to assist Council in enabling economic development, enhancing local relationships, boosting networking and encouraging business opportunities. As part of the SBFC Initiative, Council will work towards meeting specific goals of the SBFC Charter and staff will have access to information sharing and networking between Councils across the State – including workshops, newsletters and case studies. For more information on the South Australian Small Business Commissioner, click here.