Dean Park – road rejuvenation works planned Blacktown City Council is scheduling road rejuvenation works on Wayne Street in Dean Park. The works will improve safety, extend pavement life and reduce future maintenance needs. Council will confirm the schedule and notify residents once finalised.
Doonside – road rejuvenation works planned Blacktown City Council is scheduling road rejuvenation works on Delaney Drive in Doonside. These upcoming works will improve safety, extend the road’s lifespan and reduce future maintenance needs. Council will notify residents once the construction schedule is confirmed.
Mount Druitt – road rejuvenation works planned Blacktown City Council is scheduling road rejuvenation works on Aber Grove and Vincent Street in Mount Druitt. These upcoming works will improve safety, extend the lifespan of the road surface and reduce future maintenance needs. Council will notify residents once the construction schedule is confirmed.
Eastern Creek and Doonside – pathway reconstruction Blacktown City Council is delivering pathway reconstruction works at two locations in Eastern Creek and Doonside as part of the 2025–2026 Works Improvement Program. The works include repairs to existing concrete paths and associated works. These upgrades will improve pedestrian safety, accessibility and walking comfort and will be completed within the current financial year.
Baxter Crescent, Glendenning – road reseal works Blacktown City Council will commence road reseal works on Baxter Crescent, Glendenning, on 12 March 2026 as part of its 2025–2026 road maintenance program. The $151,429 project includes asphalt resurfacing, patching, kerb repairs and line marking to improve safety, driving comfort and pavement life.
Carroll Crescent, Plumpton – path paving construction Blacktown City Council is delivering footpath paving works on Carroll Crescent, Plumpton, from House Number 70 to Cain Place. The project includes construction of missing concrete footpath sections and connection to the existing network. Works are scheduled for completion this financial year, with residents notified prior to commencement by the contractor.
Fleur Street, Minchinbury – path paving construction Blacktown City Council is delivering footpath paving works on Fleur Street, Minchinbury, adjacent to House Number 47. The project includes construction of missing concrete footpath sections and connection to the existing network. Works are scheduled for completion this financial year, with residents notified prior to commencement by the contractor.
Unicombe Crescent, Oakhurst – path paving construction Blacktown City Council is delivering footpath paving works on Unicombe Crescent, Oakhurst, from House Number 1 to 25. The project includes construction of missing concrete footpath sections and connection to the existing network. Works are scheduled for completion this financial year, with residents notified prior to commencement by the contractor.
Winten Drive, Glendenning – road construction works Blacktown City Council is planning road construction works on Winten Drive, Glendenning, between Joadja Crescent and Samantha Crescent. The $540,000 project forms part of the Roads to Recovery 2024–2027 program and is scheduled from 16 March to 16 April 2026. Works include deep lift asphalt treatment and concrete repairs to improve road safety, condition and pavement life.
Flemming Grove, Doonside – path paving construction Blacktown City Council is delivering footpath paving works on Flemming Grove, Doonside, between Andrew Lloyd Drive and Bungarribee Creek Reserve. Works are scheduled from mid-March to early April 2026 and include construction of missing concrete footpath sections. The upgrade will improve pedestrian safety, accessibility and local connectivity.
Aerodrome Drive to Quakers Hill Parkway link road Blacktown City Council is planning a new link road between Aerodrome Drive and Quakers Hill Parkway in Nirimba Fields. The project includes a new four-lane road, shared user path and intersection upgrades to improve connectivity and support future growth. Construction is anticipated to commence in mid-2027, subject to approvals and funding.
Water sensitive urban design wetlands – macrophyte establishment Blacktown City Council is delivering water sensitive urban design (WSUD) maintenance works at three constructed wetlands. Construction is scheduled from September 2026 to April 2027. The project will improve water quality, support biodiversity and enhance wetland performance.
Alicante Street, Minchinbury – road reconstruction Blacktown City Council is reconstructing Alicante Street, Minchinbury. Construction is scheduled from 10 August to 21 August 2026. The project includes road reconstruction works to improve road safety, driving conditions and pavement durability.
Charlotte Road, Rooty Hill – road reconstruction Blacktown City Council is reconstructing Charlotte Road, Rooty Hill, between Francis Road and Emery Street. Construction is scheduled from 23 August to 28 August 2026. The project includes road reconstruction works to improve road safety, driving conditions and pavement durability.
Armitage Drive, Glendenning – road reconstruction Blacktown City Council is scheduling road reconstruction works on Armitage Drive, Glendenning, between Adrienne Street and Golding Drive. The works will improve road safety, driving conditions and pavement durability.
Power Street, Glendenning – road reconstruction Blacktown City Council is scheduling road reconstruction works on Power Street, Glendenning. Construction is scheduled to commence on 12 October 2026 and take about 4 weeks to complete. The project includes full-width road reconstruction and kerb and gutter repairs to improve road safety, driving conditions and pavement durability.
Hyatts Road, Oakhurst – road reconstruction Blacktown City Council is scheduling road reconstruction works on Hyatts Road, Oakhurst, between Shinnick Drive and Kester Crescent (north). The works will improve road safety, driving conditions and pavement durability.
Mount Druitt – road reseal works Blacktown City Council is delivering road reseal works on selected streets in Mount Druitt to improve safety, driving comfort and pavement performance. Works on George Street commenced on 2 February 2026, with Wehlow Street scheduled to begin on 27 April 2026. The projects include asphalt resurfacing, patching and repairs to extend pavement life and reduce future maintenance needs.
Rooty Hill – road reseal works Blacktown City Council has commenced road reseal works on Willis Street in Rooty Hill to improve driving conditions and extend pavement life. Works started on 10 February 2026 and are expected to finish by the end of March 2026, weather permitting. The project includes patching, resurfacing and line marking between Celeste Court and Francis Road.
Mount Druitt – path paving construction Blacktown City Council is delivering footpath paving works at selected locations in Mount Druitt to improve pedestrian access and connectivity. Works have been completed at Headcorn Street, George Street and Wehlow Street. Construction is currently underway on Austral Street and is expected to be completed within two weeks.
Adrienne Street, Glendenning – bus stop upgrade Blacktown City Council is upgrading the bus stop at 20 Adrienne Street, Glendenning. Construction commenced on 11 August 2026 and is expected to be completed by the end of October 2026. The project includes a new concrete slab, tactile indicators and a bus shelter to improve accessibility and passenger safety.
Evans Road, Rooty Hill – bus stop upgrade Blacktown City Council is upgrading the bus stop at 25 Evans Road, Rooty Hill. Construction commenced on 10 August 2026 and is expected to be completed by the end of October 2026. The project includes a new concrete slab, tactile indicators and a bus shelter to improve accessibility and passenger safety.
The Manse, Mount Druitt – termite damage rectification Blacktown City Council is carrying out building rectification works at The Manse, Mount Druitt, following extensive termite damage. The works will repair and protect the building and restore damaged internal areas.
Greenspace Services – general update June 2025 Blacktown City Council continued park, sportsfield and playground maintenance in June.
Greenspace Services - general update May 2025 Blacktown City Council continued park, sportsfield and playground maintenance despite heavy rainfall in May. Key works included tree inspections, turf servicing, and playground repairs. Over 1,300 plants were distributed, Bushcare volunteers contributed 159 hours, and ecological and stormwater restoration projects progressed across multiple sites.
Warrick Lane Blacktown sewer underline crossing Blacktown City Council has completed a new sewer main linking Warrick Lane with George Street, supporting growth in Blacktown’s city centre. Completed in April 2025, the project involved underboring beneath the rail line, installing manholes and restoring the site. The upgrade improves infrastructure capacity for around 8,500 future residents.
Greenspace Services - general update October 2025 Blacktown City Council recorded only 8.2mm of rainfall in October, leaving sports fields and parks dry and limiting turf growth. Irrigation systems are operating at capacity, with ongoing maintenance to keep sports turf healthy. Major works this month included weed and pest treatments, aeration and turfing, as well as repairs to playground equipment.
Eastern Road, Bungarribee - median island extension Blacktown City Council has completed extending the median island on Eastern Road, Bungarribee, to improve safety and traffic flow. The 23-metre extension will enhance lane separation, reduce conflict points, and support safer turning. This project is part of the 2024–2025 Works Improvement Program.
Francis Street, Mount Druitt - road reconstruction Blacktown City Council has completed pavement reconstruction on Francis Street, Mount Druitt, between Durham Street and Palmerston Road. The upgrade improved road safety and durability with a new 250mm thick asphalt pavement. Works were delivered in April 2025 as part of the 2024–2025 Works Improvement Program.
Greenspace Services - general update February 2025 In February 2025, Blacktown City Council responded to heavy rainfall with increased maintenance across parks, sports fields and roads. Key activities included summer-to-winter field preparation, new footpaths, tree planting and care, storm recovery works, vandalism repairs, and ongoing bushland and stormwater restoration projects.
Rooty Hill Road North, Oakhurst – bus shelter installation Blacktown City Council have installed a new bus shelter on Rooty Hill Road North, Oakhurst, near Simms Road. Works include a concrete slab, shelter installation, and tactiles to improve accessibility and comfort for bus users.
Sibelius Close, Gardenia Grove, Mili Place & Montrose Street Blacktown City Council has completed road resurfacing to improve safety, durability and drainage. The works provide a smoother, more stable surface for road users. This upgrade extends road lifespan and reduces maintenance costs.
Winten Drive, Glendenning – Passively Irrigated Street Trees Blacktown City Council has completed the Winten Drive Passively Irrigated Street Trees project, supporting sustainability and urban cooling. This project improves tree health, reduces urban heat and enhances water quality through innovative stormwater management methods.
Woodcroft – road rejuvenation completed Blacktown City Council has completed road rejuvenation works across multiple streets in Woodcroft. The project included patching, crack sealing and surface treatment to extend pavement life. These works improve road safety, driving comfort and reduce future maintenance across the suburb.
Woodcroft – road rejuvenation works Blacktown City Council has completed road rejuvenation works on Tantangara Place in Woodcroft. The works will improve safety, extend the life of the road and reduce future maintenance needs.
Building Construction and Maintenance update – April to August 2025 From April to August 2025, Council completed major building and maintenance upgrades across the City, including new bubblers, safety improvements, roof and facility upgrades, and a new balustrade at Max Webber Library. Planning continues at Paterson Reserve, and new flag poles are being installed at Rooty Hill Depot. A total of 7,760 work orders were completed.
Coates Street, Mount Druitt – road reconstruction Blacktown City Council have completed the reconstruction of Coates Street, Mount Druitt between Tidswell Street and Callagher Street. The $191,000 project was delivered by J&G Asphalt & Civil Contractors Pty Ltd, including pavement reconstruction, deep-lift asphalt and kerb gutter repairs.
Greenspace Services - general update July and August 2025 Wet weather affected sportsfields and winter competitions, with one of the wettest August periods on record. Maintenance, inspections and key projects continued across parks, sportsfields and natural areas. Community programs, tree management and environmental works remained active across the city.
Crawford Road, Doonside – pedestrian refuge and road reseal completed Blacktown City Council has completed pedestrian safety and road reseal works on Crawford Road in Doonside, with construction finalised in December 2025. The works included a new pedestrian refuge at Power Street and asphalt resurfacing between Power Street and Wendover Street. These upgrades improve pedestrian safety, provide a smoother road surface and extend pavement life.
McFarlane Drive, Minchinbury – road reconstruction completed Blacktown City Council has completed road reconstruction works on McFarlane Drive in Minchinbury, between Eber Place and Alicante Street, to address failed pavement and improve safety. Works commenced on 31 July 2025 and were completed in August 2025. The project included full pavement reconstruction with new asphalt to improve durability and reduce future maintenance.
Mount Druitt, Dean Park, Glendenning and Oakhurst – road upgrades Blacktown City Council has completed road reseal and reconstruction works across Mount Druitt, Dean Park, Glendenning and Oakhurst to improve safety, drainage and road condition. The works upgraded more than 10,000 square metres of local roads, providing smoother travel and extending pavement life.
Dean Park – road reseal works Blacktown City Council has completed a $728,728 road reseal program in Dean Park to improve safety and extend pavement life. Works included asphalt resurfacing and minor repairs. All streets are complete, with line marking on Hoyle Drive to be finalised shortly.
Nurragingy Reserve, Doonside – rehabilitation of internal roads Blacktown City Council has completed road rehabilitation works on internal roads within Nurragingy Reserve, Doonside. Works were delivered between March and April 2026 and included asphalt resurfacing and line marking across three sections. The upgrade has improved safety, access and pavement durability within the reserve.
Plumpton – road reseal works Blacktown City Council has completed road reseal works on several streets in Plumpton as part of the 2025–2026 road maintenance program. The upgrades included asphalt resurfacing and repairs to improve road safety, driving conditions and pavement life.
Bungalow Road, Hassall Grove – road reseal works Blacktown City Council has completed road reseal works on Bungalow Road, Hassall Grove. Works were carried out between April and May 2026 to improve road safety, driving conditions and pavement durability. The project included asphalt resurfacing and line marking to extend pavement life and reduce future maintenance requirements.
Cardinal Clancy Ave, Glendenning – road reseal Blacktown City Council has completed road reseal works along Cardinal Clancy Avenue in Glendenning to improve surface quality and extend pavement life. The $74,060 project, delivered by Council’s Civil Asset Maintenance team and contractor Bernipave, was completed in October 2025. Works included milling, resurfacing, patching, kerb and gutter repairs and new line marking.
Greenspace Services - general update January 2026 January brought heavy rain and extreme heat, causing rapid grass growth and runoff at Whalan Reserve. Crews focused on turf maintenance, irrigation repairs and park works, while environmental and sports projects continued across the City.
May Cowpe Reserve, Rooty Hill – car park 299 Blacktown City Council has completed upgrade works at May Cowpe Reserve, Rooty Hill. Works were carried out between February and May 2026 to improve pavement condition, safety and access within the reserve parking area. The project included pavement reconstruction and asphalt surfacing to provide a smoother and more durable surface for reserve users.
Minchinbury – road reseal works Blacktown City Council has completed road reseal works on selected streets in Minchinbury. Works were completed in May 2026 to improve road safety, driving conditions and pavement durability. The project included asphalt resurfacing and line marking on Minchin Drive and Bunker Street.
Greenspace Services - general update May 2026 Greenspace Services transitioned to winter maintenance programs during May. Works continued at Mihkelson Reserve and Grantham Reserve, while new fitness stations were completed at Plumpton Park. Tree planting, bushland restoration and environmental projects continued across the city.
Doonside – road reseal works Blacktown City Council has completed road reseal works on selected streets in Doonside. Works were completed in May 2026 on Allenby Street, Cameron Street and Coveny Street as part of Council’s road maintenance program. The project included asphalt resurfacing, pavement repairs, kerb and gutter repairs, tree pruning and line marking.
Church Street, Eastern Creek – shared user path construction Blacktown City Council has completed construction of a new shared user path along Church Street, Eastern Creek. Works were carried out between April and June 2026 to improve connectivity between the existing Church Street path and the M7 cycleway. The project provides a safer and more accessible route for pedestrians and cyclists and supports active transport.
Eastern Creek – water sensitive urban design asset maintenance Blacktown City Council has completed water sensitive urban design (WSUD) maintenance works in the Eastern Creek catchment. The project improved stormwater quality, protected Reddy Creek and supported biodiversity.
Ropes Creek Road, Mount Druitt – road reconstruction Blacktown City Council has completed road reconstruction works on Ropes Creek Road, Mount Druitt. Works were completed in June 2026 as part of the Roads to Recovery 2024–2027 program. The project improved road safety, pavement durability and driving conditions.
Ropes Creek Corridor, Whalan and Mount Druitt – walkway construction Blacktown City Council has completed construction of a new public walkway along the Ropes Creek corridor in Whalan and Mount Druitt. The project improves connectivity and provides more opportunities for walking, cycling and recreation.
Colebee Centre, Nurragingy Reserve – bathroom and kitchen upgrade Blacktown City Council has completed bathroom and kitchen upgrades at the Colebee Centre, Nurragingy Reserve. Works were completed in July 2026 to improve accessibility, safety and functionality. The project included bathroom upgrades, an accessible toilet upgrade and new non-slip kitchen flooring.
Building Construction and Maintenance - general update October 2024 Blacktown City Council has made significant progress on multiple projects, including defibrillator installations, lighting upgrades and facility renovations. Recent completions include stadium floor replacements, signage installations and electrical upgrades across various locations.
Bus Shelters 2022/23 - Works Improvement Program Blacktown City Council has completed the installation of new bus shelters. We are committed to delivering high quality public transport infrastructure to the community.
Completion of Minchin Drive, Minchinbury Blacktown City Council has completed the reconstruction of Minchin Drive, Minchinbury between McFarlane Drive and Minchin Drive.
Construction of Pathway 8101 Wycombe St, Doonside Blacktown City Council completed the construction of a new concrete pathway (Pathway 8101). The pathway will link Wycombe Street and Cameron Street, Doonside.
Dawson Mall Upgrade Blacktown City Council has completed a major upgrade of Dawson Mall, enhancing public spaces and community facilities. The project, funded by the Federal Government’s Local Roads and Community Infrastructure Fund, was completed in December 2023. The revitalised space includes a new stage, expanded play areas, upgraded lighting and additional seating.
Field lighting upgrade at Mount Druitt Park, Mount Druitt Blacktown City Council completed the upgrade field lighting at Mount Druitt Park, Mt Druitt. The project aims to facilitate night-time soccer matches and training for the Minchinbury Jets club.
Flame weeding priority weeds in Blacktown We completed our first flame weeding session at Bill Colbourne Reserve, targeting the invasive weed Bryophyllum delagoense.
Greenspace Services - general update April 2024 In April 2024, Greenspace Services recorded 260mm of rainfall, leading to temporary closures and maintenance delays for sporting fields. Staff completed winter sports preparations, audited irrigation systems and applied turf fertiliser.
Greenspace Services - general update June 2024 Western Sydney has received about 106mm of rain in June, leaving parks and sports fields wet with limited drying conditions. Winter maintenance works are ongoing in preparation for the warmer seasons.
Greenspace Services - general update March 2024 March 2024 saw 12mm of rainfall, slowing grass growth and aiding maintenance efforts. Sports fields are being prepped for winter sports with goal post installations and field markings, while playgrounds are undergoing maintenance and inspections. Tree management is focusing on planting projects and handling high work request volumes to improve customer service.
Greenspace Services - general update May and June 2024 Heavy rainfall has impacted park and sports field maintenance, but our team is actively working on upkeep, including weed removal, fertilisation and irrigation repairs. We are also beautifying garden beds, preparing for National Tree Day and supporting community events and volunteering efforts to keep the city vibrant.
Greenspace Services - general update October 2024 In October, Western Sydney received 22mm of rain, limiting grass growth despite being in the active growing season. Staff continue maintenance work, applying fertilizer and conducting turf aeration on sports fields, while playground repairs address vandalism and wear.
Installation of flood gates at Durham Street, Mount Druitt Blacktown City Council have installed flood gates at Durham Street, Mount Druitt to improve road safety during floods.
Light Years Ahead – retrofitting 30,000 street lights with LED lamps Blacktown City Council is retrofitting street lights with LED components, reducing emissions by 9,445 tonnes/year and saving $2.2 million/year. We aim for a zero-net emissions target by 2030.
Max Webber Library, Blacktown - refurbishment and upgrade works Blacktown City Council has completed major upgrades at Max Webber Library, enhancing children’s areas, technology studios and signage. The works improve accessibility, learning spaces and community facilities, with a total investment of over $736,000.
Bathroom Renovations at six Kids Early Learning Centres Blacktown City Council has successfully accomplished bathroom renovations across six Kids Early Learning centres, a project implemented during the Christmas period. With a total funding allocation of $510,000, the renovations covered 13 bathrooms spread across these centres.
Nurragingy Reserve car park resheets Blacktown City Council completed the resheeting of the Rosella picnic area car parks at Nurragingy Reserve
Pathway construction, Doonside - Wycombe Street to Cameron Street Blacktown City Council has successfully completed the construction of Pathway 8101. The project included constructing a new concrete pathway and related infrastructure.
Reconstruction of Wycombe Street, Doonside Blacktown City Council successfully completed the full road reconstruction of Wycombe Street in Doonside on 30 May 2024.
Reseal of Bentley Street, Rooty Hill Blacktown City Council has successfully completed the resealing of Bentley Street, Rooty Hill between Rupertswood Road and Acropolis Avenue.
Reseal of Carroll Crescent, Plumpton Blacktown City Council has completed the reseal of Carroll Crescent, Plumpton, between Cain Place and Tilden Street. The project involved removing the top 50mm of the existing pavement and replacing it with new asphalt.
Reseal of Dudley Street, Mount Druitt Blacktown City Council has completed the resealing of Dudley Street, Mount Druitt, improving road durability and ensuring a safer journey for the community.
Reseal of Hythe Street, Mount Druitt Blacktown City Council finished resealing Hythe Street, Mount Druitt. The project replaced 50mm of old pavement with new asphalt. This improves road durability, providing a safer journey for our community.
Reserve 932, Colebee - replacement of failed rubber Blacktown City Council has completed playground surfacing works at Reserve 932 in Colebee, replacing damaged rubber with new surfacing to improve safety and accessibility. Delivered by Greenspace Services, the project was finalised by 10 May 2024 and provides a safer, more comfortable play space for the community.
Road reconstruction of Short Street, Rooty Hill Blacktown City Council has completed the Short Street road reconstruction project in Rooty Hill, from Rooty Hill Road North to Hartington Street. The project, which ran from 12 June to 1 July 2024 involved road pavement and kerb and gutter reconstruction.
Smart Bins Blacktown City Council has installed 18 solar-powered smart bins that can hold up to six times more rubbish than standard bins. Smart containers also alert staff when they are full, thereby increasing the efficiency of waste management.
Eastern Road, Rooty Hill - road pavement reconstruction Blacktown City Council completed night roadworks on Eastern Road, Rooty Hill. This important project focused on the east and westbound lanes stretching from Blacktown Olympic Avenue to Knox Road and included a comprehensive upgrade at the signalised intersection of Blacktown Olympic Avenue.
Luxford Rd / Hythe St / Mt Druitt Hospital entrance signalisation Successful completion of the Luxford Road and Hythe Street realignment project has significantly improved safety and accessibility. Hythe Street now aligns with the entrance to Mount Druitt Hospital on Luxford Road and new traffic signals have been installed.
Minchinbury Reserve, Minchinbury – Field lighting replacement Minchinbury Reserve’s field lights have been upgraded after flood damage, with new LED lights and poles installed for brighter, safer playing fields.
Pathway paving project - Minchinbury, Mount Druitt, Rooty Hill Blacktown City Council has completed several path-paving projects in Minchinbury, Mount Druitt and Rooty Hill. These include new concrete paths and shared pathways at key locations, enhancing safety and accessibility for pedestrians and cyclists. Detailed aerial photographs of each site are attached for reference.
Reconstruction of McFarlane Drive, Minchinbury completed We have successfully completed the reconstruction of McFarlane Drive, Minchinbury between Charmer Crescent and Alicante Street.
Reseal of Ainsley Avenue, Glendenning Blacktown City Council completed the resealing of Ainsley Avenue, Glendenning, improving road durability and ensuring a safer journey for the community.
Reseal of Asche Street, Doonside Blacktown City Council completed the reseal of Asche Street, Doonside between Mundin Street and Judith Anderson Drive.
Reseal of Beaconsfield Road, Rooty Hill Blacktown City Council has completed the resealing of Beaconsfield Road, Rooty Hill, between Gardner Street and Alverna Street.
Reseal of Beames Avenue, Mount Druitt Blacktown City Council completed the reseal of Beames Avenue, Mount Druitt between Watt Street and Catherine Crescent.
Reseal of Callagher Street, Mount Druitt Blacktown City Council completed the resealing of Callagher Street, Mount Druitt, enhancing road safety and comfort for the community. The project involved repairing kerb and gutter, heavy patching of pavement defects and pruning adjacent vegetation for improved visibility. The new asphalt surface ensures a durable and long-lasting road infrastructure.
Reseal of Conjola Place, Woodcroft Blacktown City Council have completed the reseal of Conjola Place, Woodcroft between Windamere Avenue and Cul-De-Sac.
Reseal of Cowper Circle, Quakers Hill Blacktown City Council has completed the reseal of Cowper Circle, Quakers Hill between Whittier Street and Barclay Street.
Reseal of Doolan Street, Dean Park Blacktown City Council has completed resealing Doolan Street, Dean Park, between Yarramundi Drive and Raupach Street. The project replaced 50mm of old pavement with new asphalt, renewing approximately 1935m2. This improves road durability, providing a safer journey for our community.
Reseal of Eddie Road, Minchinbury Blacktown City Council has successfully completed the resealing of Eddie Road, Minchinbury between Carlisle Avenue and Grex Avenue.
Reseal of Kellaway Street, Doonside Blacktown City Council has successfully completed the resealing of Kellaway Street in Doonside in April 2024, covering the section between Judith Anderson Drive and Wilton Road.
Reseal of Morehead Avenue, Mount Druitt Blacktown City Council has finished resealing Morehead Avenue, Mount Druitt. The project replaced 50mm of old pavement with new asphalt. This improves road durability, providing a safer journey for our community.
Reseal of Shaw Place, Rooty Hill Blacktown City Council has successfully completed the resealing of Shaw Place, Rooty Hill, between Alice Street and the cul-de-sac.
Road reconstruction of Durham Street, Mount Druitt Blacktown City Council has completed the reconstruction of Durham Street in Mount Druitt, undertaking much needed improvements for the community.
Road reconstruction of Tracy Street, Rooty Hill completed Blacktown City Council has successfully completed the road pavement reconstruction of Tracy Street, improving local infrastructure safety and delivering a smoother drive.
Roundabout completed, Rooty Hill Rd Nth and Wolseley St, Rooty Hill We have completed the construction of a single-lane roundabout to improve road safety and reduce congestion at Rooty Hill Road North and Wolseley Street.
Shared User Path - Mavis St Rooty Hill to BISP In November 2023, Blacktown City Council completed the construction of a 289-meter path connecting Mavis Street to Blacktown International Sports Park. This project, including a bridge over Angus Creek and an M7 motorway underpass, aims to improve access for residents and the community.
Construction of a bus shelter - McClean Street, Blacktown Blacktown City Council is upgrading community infrastructure by completing the installation of a new bus shelter at 38 McClean Street, Blacktown.
New roundabout at Wolseley St and Hartington St, Rooty Hill Thanks to the Australian Government Blackspot funding, we were able to build a new roundabout at the intersection of Wolseley St and Hartington St, Rooty Hill. This initiative has made our road network and city safer.
Plumpton, Nirimba Fields, Dean Park, Rooty Hill – asphalt reseal Blacktown City Council has completed road resurfacing works in Plumpton, Nirimba Fields, Dean Park and Rooty Hill as part of the 2024–2025 Works Improvement Program. The works involved milling and laying new asphalt to enhance safety, ride quality and road durability across five local streets.
Reseal program - Glendenning Blacktown City Council is upgrading roads in Ward 4 under the 2024/2025 Works Improvement Program. Existing asphalt will be milled and replaced with a new 50mm layer to improve safety and durability. All schedules are subject to weather conditions.
Road reconstruction of Derby Street, Rooty Hill The reconstruction of Derby Street in Rooty Hill, from Woodstock Avenue to Wolseley Street, was successfully completed on 25 October 2024. The project involved pavement milling, a new asphalt base and 65 meters of kerb and gutter installation to enhance drainage.
Road reconstruction of McFarlane Drive, Minchinbury Blacktown City Council completed reconstruction of McFarlane Drive on 6 November 2024. The project, which began on 28 October 2024, was managed by Stateline Asphalts Pty Ltd. The work included milling the old pavement and laying a new asphalt base and surface.
Road reconstruction of Wolseley Street, Rooty Hill The two-stage reconstruction project on Wolseley Street in Rooty Hill has been successfully completed as of 25 October 2024. Stage 1, from Napier Street to Rooty Hill Road North, ran from 8 to 25 October with a budget of $310,000. Stage 2, from Derby Street to Station Street, took place from 9 to 25 October at a cost of $185,000.
New bus shelter at Richmond Rd, Quakers Hill Blacktown City Council installed a new bus shelter on Richmond Road opposite house number 43 Alford Street, Quakers Hill.
New bus shelter at Richmond Road, Dean Park We have completed the installation of a new bus shelter on the northern side of Richmond Road, directly behind 27-29 Kenneth Crescent, Dean Park.
Colebee – road rejuvenation completed Blacktown City Council has completed road rejuvenation works across multiple streets in Colebee. The project included patching, crack sealing and surface treatment to extend the life of the pavement. These works improve safety, driving comfort and reduce future maintenance across the suburb.
Adrienne Street, Glendenning – bus stop upgrade Blacktown City Council is upgrading the bus stop at 20 Adrienne Street, Glendenning. Construction commenced on 11 August 2026 and is expected to be completed by the end of October 2026. The project includes a new concrete slab, tactile indicators and a bus shelter to improve accessibility and passenger safety.
Evans Road, Rooty Hill – bus stop upgrade Blacktown City Council is upgrading the bus stop at 25 Evans Road, Rooty Hill. Construction commenced on 10 August 2026 and is expected to be completed by the end of October 2026. The project includes a new concrete slab, tactile indicators and a bus shelter to improve accessibility and passenger safety.
Mount Druitt – path paving construction Blacktown City Council is delivering footpath paving works at selected locations in Mount Druitt to improve pedestrian access and connectivity. Works have been completed at Headcorn Street, George Street and Wehlow Street. Construction is currently underway on Austral Street and is expected to be completed within two weeks.
Mount Druitt – road reseal works Blacktown City Council is delivering road reseal works on selected streets in Mount Druitt to improve safety, driving comfort and pavement performance. Works on George Street commenced on 2 February 2026, with Wehlow Street scheduled to begin on 27 April 2026. The projects include asphalt resurfacing, patching and repairs to extend pavement life and reduce future maintenance needs.
Rooty Hill – road reseal works Blacktown City Council has commenced road reseal works on Willis Street in Rooty Hill to improve driving conditions and extend pavement life. Works started on 10 February 2026 and are expected to finish by the end of March 2026, weather permitting. The project includes patching, resurfacing and line marking between Celeste Court and Francis Road.
The Manse, Mount Druitt – termite damage rectification Blacktown City Council is carrying out building rectification works at The Manse, Mount Druitt, following extensive termite damage. The works will repair and protect the building and restore damaged internal areas.