HQ Function

Serves as the central administrative hub for the council, housing key departments, council chambers for formal meetings, and providing some public-facing services.

Notable Features:

A prominent civic building in Perth city centre, often the venue for important council meetings and public consultations. It combines historic architectural elements with functional modern office space.

Work Culture:

Focused on public service delivery, community engagement, collaboration across departments, and adherence to democratic processes and regulatory standards. The culture aims to be supportive, inclusive, and dedicated to improving outcomes for the Perth and Kinross area.

HQ Significance:

The primary point of governance, democratic decision-making, and service coordination for the entire Perth and Kinross region. It symbolizes local democracy and public accountability.

Values Reflected in HQ: Accessibility for the public, efficiency in service delivery, transparency in governance, community well-being, and a commitment to serving the diverse needs of the Perth and Kinross population.

Location:

Perth and Kinross Council's operations are primarily focused on serving the residents, businesses, and communities within its geographical boundaries in Scotland. While it does not have a 'global presence' in a corporate sense, it engages with national Scottish and UK government bodies, participates in inter-council collaborations, and may engage in European or international partnerships related to local government best practices, cultural exchange, or economic development initiatives relevant to the region.

Street Address:

2 High Street

City:

Perth

State/Province:

Perthshire

Country:

United Kingdom (Scotland)