Belconnen


Infrastructure projects in Belconnen

Charnwood shops upgrade

Planning is underway on Charnwood shops upgrade.

Diddams Close boat ramp upgrade

Planning is underway on Diddams Close boat ramp upgrade.

Dunlop playground toilet

Complete: Dunlop playground toilet.

Emu Bank foreshore upgrade

Design is underway on Emu Bank foreshore upgrade.

Emu Inlet activation

Design is underway on Emu Inlet activation.

Florey all-abilities playground

Planning is underway on Florey all-abilities playground.

Florey shops improvements

Construction is underway on Florey shops improvements.

Lake Ginninderra path upgrades

Planning is underway on Lake Ginninderra path upgrades.

Margaret Timpson Park improvements

Design is underway on Margaret Timpson Park improvements.

McKellar playground upgrade

Design is underway on McKellar playground upgrade.

Umbagong District Park improvements

Design is underway on Umbagong District Park improvements.

West Belconnen Green Waste Facility

See the project page for more information on the West Belconnen Green Waste Facility.

Built for CBR

Visit Built for CBR to find out about other ACT Government infrastructure projects including William Hovell Drive duplication.

Consultation

Visit YourSay to give feedback on ACT Government projects.

Completed projects

For information on previous infrastructure projects see completed projects.

Canberra-wide programs

The ACT Government runs annual infrastructure programs, which include projects across Canberra.

  • Dog park improvements
  • Path network improvements
  • Pedestrian and road safety improvements
  • Playground improvements
  • Road rehabilitation
  • School safety program
  • Shopping centre improvements
  • Sportsground improvements
  • Stormwater network improvements
  • Suburban infrastructure program
  • Waste and recycling infrastructure

    • Acknowledgement of Country

    We acknowledge the Ngunnawal people as traditional custodians of the ACT and recognise any other people or families with connection to the lands of the ACT and region. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.

    To see how we are building stronger relationships with the Traditional Custodians of the ACT view the Reconciliation Action Plan.