Works & Projects in the Berrigan Shire

The Tocumwal Murray River Experience is a 3.2 million dollar staged development investing in the infrastructure needed to grow the regional visitor economy of southern New South Wales and drive jobs growth.

The expansion and revitalisation of the Jersey Street Industrial precinct.

This project in Coree Street, Finley from Wells Street to Ulupna Street will replace the existing centre median trees, landscape the centre median and improve drainage through the reconstruction of the existing road, kerb and gutters.

The development of the new 15 Lot, Stage 2 Lewis Crescent Sub-Division.

Landscape works and installation of cultural and recreational infrastructure including BBQs, shelters, seating, soundshell and footpaths.

This project is to finalise the second stage of the Hayes Park refurbishment it consists of the supply and installation of a concrete footpath, pram ramp and concrete seating pads, the installation of 2 picnic benches and 2 park seats, the installation and water connection of a water fountain, the installation of 2 bin surrounds, supply, spread, compact and edge granitic sand.

The Berrigan Shire Sporting Facilities – Upgrades to LED lighting project will replace the ageing, energy inefficient venue lighting at its major sporting facilities with modern LED lighting fittings.

The LRCI Program aims to assist a community-led recovery from COVID-19 by supporting local jobs, firms and procurement. It is expected councils, where possible, will use local businesses and workforces to deliver projects under the LRCI Program to ensure stimulus funding flows into local communities. Projects include Finley Pocket Park, Barooga Lions Park & Tocumwal Golf Club Pathway.

The LRCI Program aims to assist a community-led recovery from COVID-19 by supporting local jobs, firms and procurement. It is expected councils, where possible, will use local businesses and workforces to deliver projects under the LRCI Program to ensure stimulus funding flows into local communities. Projects include Tocumwal Netball Courts Resurfacing, Apex Park Stage 2 and Finley Netball Courts Redevelopment

The project involves addressing and rectifying some of the safety concerns raised on the saleyards.

Celebrating the nationally significant yet untold story of the women who lived and worked at Australia's largest World War II Women's Australian Air Force Auxiliary Force (WAAAF) WAAAF base: Tocumwal: this project uses art to preserve and tell the cultural legacy of the WAAAF women's experience of Tocumwal's Creek Walk.

The CWA Playspace Upgrade Project involves replacing the existing early childhood play equipment with theme-based inclusive play items that complement the adjacent library.