Three road upgrades have been completed in Hoppers Crossing as part of Wyndham council’s Road Reconstruction Program.
Giles Court and Lockhart Court both underwent a full reconstruction complete with kerb and channel, vehicle crossovers and drainage repair works.
Kramer Street underwent 200 metres of road reconstruction, also including kerb and channel, vehicle crossovers, as well as footpath reconstruction.
The developments are designed to enhance safety, reduce maintenance costs, and improve travel experiences for residents.
Heathdale Ward councillor Jennie Barrera said the development will be of value to the community.
“We are committed to delivering safer, smoother, and more reliable roads for our residents,” she said.
In addition to these completed projects, several other upgrades are currently underway in Hoppers Crossing.
Warring Crescent, Moffatt Crescent, Mossfiel Drive and Danube Drive are all currently under reconstruction.
Mayor Mia Shaw highlighted the broader benefits of the Road Reconstruction Program, an $8.4 million program run annually.
“These projects are connecting Wyndham by improving safety, enhancing drainage to prevent flooding, and providing smoother, more reliable travel for our community,” said Cr Shaw.
“This program reflects our focus on investing in long-term, high-quality infrastructure that meets the needs of our growing community.”
