Improving local roads is one of the key priorities of the 2021/22 Council budget, and over the coming year Wyndham City will invest $12.9 million to resurface and reconstruct various local roads throughout the municipality.
Wyndham City wants to make it easier and safer for Wyndham residents to get from A to B by walking or cycling, and provide better access for wheelchairs, scooters and prams.
The Alfred Rd Reserve Master Plan was adopted by Wyndham City Council in September 2021. The new Active Open Space reserve located on Alfred Rd, Browns Rd and Galvin Rd in Werribee.
Once complete the reserve will offer the local community access to a range of formal sport and active recreation opportunities.
The Bensonhurst Pde Reserve Master Plan will guide the potential future development of the reserve. A range of open space facilities are proposed to create a space where people can engage in healthy activity and come together as a community.
The Black Forest Road South Community Centre (interim name) will improve access to high quality early childhood services, particularly for disadvantaged and vulnerable families, as well as improved access to multipurpose community rooms, activities and other support services.
The Boundary Road and Davis Road Intersection will be upgraded soon.
Brookdale Rd Reserve is a new Active Open Space reserve located in Point Cook East
Once complete the reserve will offer the local community access to a range of formal sport and active recreation opportunities.
Wyndham City is investing $550,000 to upgrade Cambridge Reserve in Hoppers Crossing
Wyndham City will upgrade Chirnside Park in Werribee following the adoption of a master plan that outlines a vision for the sporting and open space precinct over the next decade (2020-2030).
Wyndham City is investing in a $3.8 million redevelopment of the Galvin Park Soccer Pavilion.
The K Road Cliffs is one of Werribee South’s most unique natural assets, and Wyndham City aims to reduce further erosion while improving the visitor experience as part of the K Road Masterplan implementation.
Lawrie Emmins Reserve is an existing Open Space reserve located in the north-east of the municipality.
The Master Plan sets a long term vision for the development of the open space reserve. The vision includes improvement to formal sport, provision of active recreation opportunities as well as a two wheel cycling hub.
Since 2014, Wyndham City has been replacing the bulbs of our street lights with energy-efficient LED globes.
Since 2014, Wyndham City has been replacing the bulbs of our street lights with energy-efficient LED globes.
Since 2014, Wyndham City has been replacing the bulbs of our street lights with energy-efficient LED globes.
Since 2014, Wyndham City has been replacing the bulbs of our street lights with energy-efficient LED globes.
Since 2014, Wyndham City has been replacing the bulbs of our street lights with energy-efficient LED globes.
Since 2014, Wyndham City has been replacing the bulbs of our street lights with energy-efficient LED globes.
The Manor Lakes North Integrated Family Centre is being constructed on the corner of Malt Drive and Holyoake Parade and will provide the local community with access to a wide range of children’s and family services in a safe, welcoming, and sustainable facility.
Wyndham City is upgrading Moondara Street Park in Tarneit.
These improvements are part of Council’s strategy to address ageing infrastructure within a number of reserves across the City.
An exciting public outdoor space in Werribee City Centre’s West End precinct opens in April, 2022.
Wyndham City is investing $484,000 to upgrade Oaktree Avenue Park in Wyndham Vale.
The project includes an upgrade of the existing tennis court and a playground upgrade with new equipment and nature play.
Wyndham City will upgrade Presidents Park in Wyndham Vale following the adoption of a master plan that outlines a vision for the 75-hectare reserve over the next decade.
Council is investing more than $20.5 million on local road upgrades, maintenance and traffic management projects across Wyndham over the 2020/21 year.
Council is investing more than $20.5 million on local road upgrades, maintenance and traffic management projects across Wyndham over the 2020/21 year.
Council is investing more than $20.5 million on local road upgrades, maintenance and traffic management projects across Wyndham over the 2020/21 year.
Council is investing more than $20.5 million on local road upgrades, maintenance and traffic management projects across Wyndham over the 2020/21 year.
Council is investing more than $20.5 million on local road upgrades, maintenance and traffic management projects across Wyndham over the 2020/21 year.
Council is investing more than $20.5 million on local road upgrades, maintenance and traffic management projects across Wyndham over the 2020/21 year.
Council is investing more than $20.5 million on local road upgrades, maintenance and traffic management projects across Wyndham over the 2020/21 year.