In short:
Wyndham City has completed the first 12 projects under its $3.75 million Wyndham Active Revitalisation Program, with upgrades delivered at sporting facilities across Hoppers Crossing, Point Cook, Williams Landing and Werribee.
Upgrades Roll Out
Wyndham City Council has completed the first 12 projects under its $3.75 million Wyndham Active Revitalisation Program, with another eight upgrades currently underway across the municipality.
The program will deliver 46 projects at community sporting and recreation facilities between early 2026 and June 2027.
Completed works include new netball player benches at Mossfiel Reserve for the Hoppers Crossing Netball Association, upgraded LED sportsground lighting at Saltwater Reserve for Point Cook Football Club and upgraded lighting at Williams Landing Sports Reserve for Williams Landing Soccer Club.
Electronic scoreboard upgrades have also been completed at Chirnside Park for the Werribee Football Club, while Eagle Stadium has received Glory League game analysis technology for the Wyndham Basketball Association.
At Galvin Park Reserve, new player benches have been installed for Werribee Centrals Sport and Youth Club.
The Wyndham Active Revitalisation Program is funded through Wyndham City’s capital works budget and is scheduled to continue through to June 2027.
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