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Several parks, playgrounds and early-years facilities across Wyndham have been upgraded or are currently under construction as part of a $4.4 million Park Asset Renewal Program. Residents can track current and upcoming works through Wyndham City’s Capital Works Dashboard.
New Playgrounds Open
Upgrades are completed or underway at several parks, playgrounds and early-years facilities across Wyndham as part of a $4.4 million Park Asset Renewal Program.
At Lincoln Heath Boulevard Reserve in Point Cook, works are complete on a new playground, BBQs, a drinking fountain, improvements to the kickabout area and new landscaping.
Tom Roberts Parade at Eccles Vista Reserve in Point Cook has also been upgraded, with refreshed play equipment, re-mulched garden beds and an irrigation upgrade.
In Werribee, Latham Street Reserve now includes a new playground with swings, a track ride and a multi-play unit, along with upgraded fitness equipment and landscaping.
The outdoor space at Woodville Childcare Centre in Hoppers Crossing has been upgraded with new play equipment, a cubby house, water play area, vegetable garden, refreshed sandpit, refurbished yarning circle and improved landscaping.
Further works are scheduled, with upgrades to the outdoor space at Woodville Kindergarten in Hoppers Crossing expected to be completed at the end of January.
Playground and landscaping works are also underway at Penton Way Reserve in Point Cook, with six additional projects due for completion in coming months.
Wyndham City Mayor Councillor Josh Gilligan said local parks are used for exercise, play, socialising and recreation, and the program focuses on maintaining safe and accessible outdoor spaces.
Residents can view current and upcoming projects on Wyndham City’s Capital Works Dashboard at www.wyndham.vic.gov.au/capitalworksdashboard.
