41 participants expressed disappointment about a reduction in funding for climate action and environmental initiatives. They stressed the importance of maintaining and increasing tree planting programs through the Urban Forest Strategy and other measures to address climate change. Concerns were raised about the long-term effects of reduced tree cover, like urban heat islands.

The proposed deferral of the warm water pool project received mixed feedback. While some supported the deferral due to high costs and maintenance, and the need to upgrade the Sandringham Family Leisure Centre pool, many opposed it. They highlighted the pool's importance for health and wellbeing, especially for older residents and those with disabilities. There was strong disappointment in delaying a project that had high community support from previous consultations.

Opinions on the rate freeze were mixed. Some appreciated financial relief, while others worried about long-term financial stability and future service provision.

22 respondents highlighted the need for improved infrastructure and community services, including better maintenance of parks, playgrounds, and public facilities. Specific mentions included the need for upgrades to Pennydale Park and the Brighton Men's Shed, as well as BMX facilities.

19 participants raised concerns about lack of funding for early years services, particularly in Hampton. They noted that these services are struggling due to high application numbers and ageing buildings, and require maintenance and expansion to support Victorian Government reforms and the growing population of children, especially with new housing developments.

Investment in Ivison Ward (7), activity centres (7), Dendy Beach Visitor Management Plan and North Road Beach (6), general feedback (6), active transport and safety (4), drainage and street cleaning (3), and accessibility and Changing Places (1).