Alcock Road Reserve has been transformed into an active open space following the completion of six new tennis courts, a sporting pavilion and upgraded cricket nets.
Work is also complete on BBQ and picnic areas, landscaping and a car park as part of the next stage of the Truganina South-East Community Precinct Masterplan.
Wyndham’s active city portfolio holder Councillor Peter Maynard said he was thrilled with the progress made on the project to date.
“Once complete, Alcock Road Reserve will provide Truganina families with access to sport and recreation facilities, meaning they can join a team, have a kick with friends, take their kids to the playground or go for a walk or run,” Cr Maynard said.
“This reserve will be also able to host junior and senior levels of competition and training for local sporting associations, clubs and schools.
“As the Active City portfolio holder, I know how important it is for our residents to have these kinds of open spaces close to home, that’s why council is delivering this reserve at Truganina.”
Wyndham council said it has also completed the construction of three soccer fields, which can also be used to create a cricket field, set to open to the public once the turf has been established early this year.
The reserve sits adjacent to the newly-opened Koomail Tardy Community Centre, which provides kindergarten, maternal child health and a range of community programs, services and activities for Truganina residents.
Details: https://digital.wyndham.vic.gov.au/capitalworks
