Councillor Brian Klowss has been re-elected Mayor of Horsham Rural City Council following the Mayoral Election held on Thursday 12 November 2026.
Councillor O’Loughlin was also elected Deputy Mayor, with both Councillors set to serve in their respective roles for the coming 12 months.
In his address to fellow Councillors ahead of the Mayoral Election, Cr Klowss reflected on Council’s achievements and outlined his commitment to continuing the work already underway across the municipality.
“I want to continue what I’ve started. Our Council has been working hard and it’s showing,” Cr Klowss said.
“I want to keep working to make Horsham the best place to call home and to do business so our kids can build their lives here and our local businesses can grow.”
Cr Klowss emphasised the importance of maintaining momentum and working together to achieve positive outcomes for the community.
“Let’s keep going and let’s keep looking out for each other.”
In his address ahead of the Deputy Mayoral Election, Cr O’Loughlin highlighted his desire to strengthen advocacy for the municipality and build on the collective knowledge and experience of Council and the community.
“I want to enhance advocacy for our community across all levels of government, manufacturing, resources and business, drawing on the knowledge and expertise of my fellow Councillors, Council staff and the wider community,” Cr O’Loughlin said.
The Mayor and Deputy Mayor will work alongside their fellow Councillors to guide Council’s priorities and continue delivering for communities across the Horsham Rural City municipality.
