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Council strives to provide the community with effective and beneficial infrastructure. Council's Annual Business Plan 2024-2025 budgets a total of more than $16.6 million in capital expenditure, part of which is allocated for a range of civil works projects delivering roads, footpaths, kerbs, play spaces, bikeways, drainage and buildings.
For a full list of funding allocations, projects and infrastructure renewals — including the annual local roads resealing program — for this financial year, please refer to our Annual Business Plan.
Current projects
| Project | Location | Cost | Indicative completion date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Norton Summit Toilet Upgrade | Norton Summit | $80k | December 2025-March 2026 |
| Woodside CWMS Gravity Sewerage Main Renewal | Woodside | $800k | February 2026 |
| Footpath Upgrade | Fabrik Carpark, Lobethal | $200k | November 2025 – January 2026 |
| Road resealing program | Region wide | $1.89m | January – March 2026 |
| Play Space Upgrade | Uraidla | $220k | April – June 2026 |
| Unsealed re-sheeting program | Region wide | $800k | December 2025 – March 2026 |
| Institute/Hall building components upgrades | Various renewals – Stirling Library, Mylor Institute, Birdwood Institute, Lobethal Senior Citizens Club, Uraidla Institute and Lobethal Centenial Hall | $437k | July 2025-June 2026 |
Projects planned for 2025 / 26
Footpaths Upgrades/Renewals (January to June 2026)
- Pike/Elizabeth Street, Oakbank
- Scott Creek Road, Heathfield
- Druids Avenue, Stirling
- Nairne Road, Woodside
Other (January to June 2025)
- Street furniture - park bench and picnic table renewals across district
- Woorabinda stairs
Court Resurfacing - Woodside / Lobethal / Summertown in partnership with clubs as per the Sport and Community Facilities Framework