The information below shows the Capital Works projects in progress during the current financial year.
The current Five Year Capital Works Program detailing the full list of future projects is available at Capital Works Program – City of Joondalup
Instructions:
1. Choose the suburb(s) you are interested in
2. Select the Works Program of interest
3. Hover over the bubbles to read the details
4. Zoom in to view the map in more detail
Children and school crossings provide safer crossing locations for students and their parents during peak periods where traffic volumes are high.
During school terms, wardens manage the crossings before and after school.
School Principals can apply for a warden crossing from the WA Police Children’s Crossing Committee.
It is a requirement that schools meet with the City to discuss the installation of new or existing crossings prior to an application being submitted. It should be noted that City funding is limited and is subject to the City’s budgeting process.
Traffic Wardens are employed by the WA Police and receive appropriate training. Contact the WA Police if you are interested in being a Crossing Warden.
The annual Five Year Capital Works Program (5YCWP) provides detailed information on the City’s Capital Works Projects planned over the next five years. The program areas include:
The 5YCWP has been developed to meet anticipated community infrastructure needs and the future development of the City with the strategic direction for the Program provided by the Strategic Community Plan 2022-2032 and the 20 Year Strategic Financial Plan.
This document contains a five-year financial overview and program summary sheets depicting the scope for each of the 15 Capital Work Programs. Following each summary sheet, the five-year list of projects within that Capital Work Program are detailed including project description, budget amount and funding sources.
Council has approved the budget shown for the projects listed in Year 1 of the Five Year Capital Works Program. All projects detailed in the following subsequent years (Years 2 to 5) are approved for listing in the 5YCWP but are not confirmed until the budget year they are scheduled to commence.
The City has an annual program of works to resurface roads, being the Road Preservation and Rehabilitation (RPR) Program.
With over 1,000km of roads within the City and one-third of the budget being supported by external grant funding, a prioritisation process is required for the scheduling of works. This includes
This process informs the priority works for the City’s RPR Program, which is contained within the 5 Year Capital Works Program. Road resurfacing projects include the replacement of kerbing, upgrade of drainage and pathway connections and any associated peripheral verge works that are required.
To view projects listed in the current financial year, please refer to the online Capital Works Mapping system.
If resurfacing works are not required in the short term, the City will continue to monitor the road surface to ensure the surface remains in a safe and useable condition prior to any future renewal works.
Any maintenance issues on City roads can be reported to the City’s Operations Services on 1300 369 972, via email at info@joondalup.wa.gov.au or through the online form reporting damage in the City.
The following roads are managed by Main Roads WA. Please report faults or maintenance for these sites through their online form or via 138 138.
For bridges over the rail line but not the freeway, all surface assets (roads, paths, etc.) are the City’s responsibility.
Maintenance of the westbound lanes and the median of Beach Road is the responsibility of the City of Stirling and can be reported through their website or via (08) 9205 8555.