Dollar Community

Welcome to the new Dollar Community Council Website

Dollar Community Council consists of up to 14 Community Councillors who are selected through the Community Council election processes by the people of Dollar and surrounding area. Their primary role is to represent the community of Dollar where they engage in a variety of actvities examples inlude:

comment on local planning applications and the development of the Local and Structure Plan;
they campaign on local issues e.g. traffic, leisure facilities;
they are consulted on a range of issues by the Council and other public bodies e.g. the future of waste management;
support organising of gala days and other events;
publish newsletters;

Recent News

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ONLINE VERSION for the Community Questionnaire & Resident Survey (10/06/2026) If you can’t be fussed with the old-style paper and pen, then……. We have had requests for extra copies to enable more than one member of the household to respond! With this in mind, and a genuine desire to get the younger members of the community involved, there is a link below to the online version. We would really welcome the views of, especially, the teenagers in the community: this 10-year plan, after all, is for your future! The purpose of this questionnaire is to gather the views, priorities and concerns of ALL residents, (and businesses and local stakeholders). However, we have had a very positive response so far with the return of the manual questionnaires included in the Dollar News this time. The collection box remains at the Hive for the paper forms. Additional forms are available at the Hive. We are also more than happy for every age group to use the online version as well: it’s not exclusive!! Your responses will help inform the final Local Place Plan submitted to Clackmannanshire Council and considered as part of the next Local Development Plan. The survey should take approximately 10–15 minutes to complete. The closing date for submission is 30th June 2026 Here's the link: https://forms.gle/nsRRFQWTD6nMtR89A We look forward to sharing your views... Anne Sutherland, on behalf of Dollar Community Council

ONLINE VERSION for the Community Questionnaire & Resident Survey (10/06/2026)

If you can’t be fussed with the old-style paper and pen, then…….

We have had requests for extra copies to enable more than one member of the household to respond! With this in mind, and a genuine desire to get the younger members of the community involved, there is a link below to the online version. We would really welcome the views of, especially, the teenagers in the community: this 10-year plan, after all, is for your future! The purpose of this questionnaire is to gather the views, priorities and concerns of ALL residents, (and businesses and local stakeholders).

However, we have had a very positive response so far with the return of the manual questionnaires included in the Dollar News this time. The collection box remains at the Hive for the paper forms. Additional forms are available at the Hive.

We are also more than happy for every age group to use the online version as well: it’s not exclusive!!

Your responses will help inform the final Local Place Plan submitted to Clackmannanshire Council and considered as part of the next Local Development Plan.

The survey should take approximately 10–15 minutes to complete.

The closing date for submission is 30th June 2026

Here's the link:

https://forms.gle/nsRRFQWTD6nMtR89A

We look forward to sharing your views...

Anne Sutherland, on behalf of Dollar Community Council

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Dollar Community Development Trust

Dollar Community Development Trust is a volunteer-led charity aimed at making Dollar a better place to live, work, study, and visit.

Check out their website for full details of activities, events and a listing a local businessess, clubs and societies in the local area.

DCT website