View our list of scheduled, in progress and completed roadworks across the Shire.
Council annually adopts a four-year plan to maintain and improve our road network. This plan focuses on the highest priority areas based on road conditions, traffic volume, and other important data.
If you're planning to do any work within a road reserve you must get approval from the relevant Road Authority before starting. Find out more & apply online.
Vehicles carrying heavy loads and drivers intending to travel within the Wollondilly Shire must be aware that there are heavy load restrictions on some of the local roads.
If you are planning to modify or construct a vehicle crossing or kerb layback from your property boundary to the kerb/gutter or road, you will need to obtain Council approval prior to starting any works.
Wollondilly Council is seeking road name suggestions from residents, community groups and schools for the many new roads which are appearing around the Shire.
Council's 2011 Bike Plan was reviewed in 2020 to update the plan relative to the current planning proposal. Download and view the Bike Plan.
We are calling on the State Government to reclassify our major connecting roads. Please join us by sending and email or letter.
Residents can play an important role in reporting street lights that are not working correctly. Find out more information on reporting and requesting street lights.
Find out more information on approved locations for roadside vending in Wollondilly and how to apply for a permit,
View our list of scheduled, in progress and completed roadworks across the Shire.
Council annually adopts a four-year plan to maintain and improve our road network. This plan focuses on the highest priority areas based on road conditions, traffic volume, and other important data.
If you're planning to do any work within a road reserve you must get approval from the relevant Road Authority before starting. Find out more & apply online.
Vehicles carrying heavy loads and drivers intending to travel within the Wollondilly Shire must be aware that there are heavy load restrictions on some of the local roads.
If you are planning to modify or construct a vehicle crossing or kerb layback from your property boundary to the kerb/gutter or road, you will need to obtain Council approval prior to starting any works.
Wollondilly Council is seeking road name suggestions from residents, community groups and schools for the many new roads which are appearing around the Shire.
Council's 2011 Bike Plan was reviewed in 2020 to update the plan relative to the current planning proposal. Download and view the Bike Plan.
We are calling on the State Government to reclassify our major connecting roads. Please join us by sending and email or letter.
Residents can play an important role in reporting street lights that are not working correctly. Find out more information on reporting and requesting street lights.
Find out more information on approved locations for roadside vending in Wollondilly and how to apply for a permit,
Wollondilly Shire Council acknowledges the Dharawal and Gundungurra peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the land, honouring their enduring cultural and spiritual connection to Country and recognising their ongoing contribution to the Shire.
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