Central Coast Council has launched a new tool to boost infrastructure transparency and community engagement – an interactive map that shows when and where road renewal works are planned across the region over the next decade.
Now live on Council’s website, the map allows residents to explore proposed road renewal works suburb by suburb, year by year, offering a clear view of what’s ahead for their local roads.
Central Coast Mayor Lawrie McKinna said the map would help build community confidence and trust by demonstrating that Council was taking a strategic, well-prioritised approach to managing its road assets.
“Our residents told us loud and clear that road improvements are a high priority,” he said.
“This interactive map has been developed to clearly show the roads proposed for renewal works and highlights the type of treatment planned over the next decade across the region.
“I’m proud that we are one of the first councils in NSW to offer this level of transparency – helping our community stay informed and engaged in the renewal of their local roads.”
At its Ordinary Council Meeting on June 23, Council approved an additional $20M investment in road renewals over the next four years.
This funding will accelerate road renewals across 23 priority locations across the region.
This brings the total investment in Council’s 10-Year Road Renewal Program to more than $400M, reinforcing Council’s commitment to delivering safer, more sustainable roads for the future.
Council Director Infrastructure Services Boris Bolgoff said the map was a game-changer for communicating long-term infrastructure planning.
“It’s the result of a huge collaborative effort across our teams, and it sets a new benchmark for openness and accountability at Central Coast Council,” he said.
Road renewal works including rejuvenation, resurfacing and rehabilitation, providing long-term solutions as part of the full life cycle of road maintenance and management.
Council encourages all residents to explore the map and learn more about proposed road renewal works in their area.
To view the map, search ‘road renewals program’ at centralcoast.nsw.gov.au
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