The City is planning interim road surface improvement works on Boundary Road between Surf Coast Highway and Ashbury Road. 

These works form part of Council’s ongoing commitment to maintaining and improving local infrastructure. The existing road surface has deteriorated over time due to age, weather conditions and the current width of the road can no longer accommodate rising traffic volumes.

The City has listened to community concerns regarding deterioration to Beach Road, Avalon. We wish to inform you that we will be undertaking road reconstruction and widening works between Volpini Court and Pousties Road from late October 2026 to late December 2026. 

Boat ramp and beach access road closed between 1-4 September for asphalting works in the carpark. 

These works form part of Council’s ongoing commitment to maintaining and improving local infrastructure. The existing road surface has deteriorated over time due to age, weather conditions and the current width of the road can no longer accommodate rising traffic volumes.

City of Greater Geelong has received Black Spot funding from The Australian Government to deliver road safety upgrades.

A $3.2 million renewal of Warralily Boulevard has been completed, boosting safety and connectivity for the growing Armstrong Creek community.

The Hope Street Civic Plaza will deliver an upgraded public space on Pakington Street's Business Precinct.

Upgrades to help improve traffic flow and make Barwon Heads a safer place to walk, cycle and move are nearing completion.

Have you often left home and felt like you have been confronted with never ending roadworks? Do you wish that roadworks were finished or coordinated in a way that didn't affect your day to day travel?

Roads in our municipality require resealing when road usage results in wear and tear.

The following streets are included in the scheme. 

We have developed a travel plan to manage traffic and keep pedestrians safe in the Armstrong Creek school precinct. 

Batten Road is closed to the public between Boundary Road and Cardamon Street, Armstrong Creek.

In Armstrong Creek Growth Area, infrastructure development is transforming the skyline and community. Road upgrades are essential for the flourishing area, with a focus on minimising disruptions and prioritising emergency access.