Roxburgh Park Residents Shape Council's Traffic and Facility Plans

Hume City Council adopted the Final Local Area Traffic Management (LATM) Plan for Roxburgh Park (east) on Monday, 23 June 2025, following community feedback from 180 responses.

Traffic Management Plan Adoption

The adoption came after residents submitted responses on proposed changes in the Roxburgh Park (east) area. Council records show the plan incorporates that input directly into final recommendations for traffic actions.

This process reflects how local voices reach council decisions on street and road measures in the suburb.

Facility Projects at Lakeside Reserve

The Lakeside Drive Reserve Changeroom Upgrade project in Roxburgh Park reached completion on 30 October 2025. The total project value stood at $2.2 million, which included $500,000 from the Victorian Government.

A separate pavilion upgrade and expansion for the Roxburgh Park Football Netball Club and Cricket Club at Lakeside Reserve is backed by $500,000 from the Victorian Government and $1.75 million from Hume City Council. Completion is listed for early 2026.

Budget Allocation for Implementation

The Council proposed up to $242,500 in the 2026/27 budget to commence implementation of traffic management actions in the Roxburgh Park (east) area. This funding step follows the plan adoption and resident responses received earlier.

Community members have used official feedback periods to register views on these traffic and reserve developments.

Next Community Gathering

The next 'The Meeting Point Roxburgh Park' community event is scheduled for Wednesday, 17 June 2026, at the Roxburgh Park Youth Centre. Such events provide another avenue for residents to connect with council matters.

Further details on projects remain available through Hume City Council channels for those seeking updates.