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Planning for our City's assets

Wyndham City Council is responsible for managing and maintaining over $5 billion dollars worth of community assets, including roads, paths, bridges, facilities, storm water drains, and open spaces.

The Asset Plan outlines how we will strategically manage these assets over time. It explains how they will be maintained, renewed, or upgraded to meet community needs, while balancing financial constraints. It also ensures Council makes informed decisions about future investments by forecasting expenditure, guiding maintenance and renewal programs, and shaping long-term financial planning.

The Asset Plan has been developed with our community through the Future Wyndham project.

Now we want to know what you think - download the Draft Asset Plan and share your feedback before the final document is presented to Councillors for potential adoption in June.

What assets does Council have?

What assets does Council have?

An asset is an item of property owned by Council regarded as having value.

  • Buildings - $467m

    • 187 buildings (including sheds)
    • 101 shade sales
    • 10 electric vehicle charging stations

  • Stormwater Drainage - $2.15b

    • 2,000km of pipes
    • 82,518 drainage pits
    • 139 gross pollutant traps
    • 48 wetlands

  • Open Space - $427m

    • 713 play spaces
    • 230 sport areas and infrastructure
    • 30 park garden beds
    • 1,197 furniture and lighting
    • 505 structures and walls
    • 129 water storage and irrigation systems
    • 1,388 pathways and boardwalks

  • Transport - $2.7b

    • 1,724km sealed roads
    • 49km unsealed roads
    • 2,848 kerb and channel
    • 2,243 footpaths
    • 186 bridges and major culverts
    • 1,897 car parks
    • 82 traffic lights

Delivering on the Plan

Asset planning is an ongoing process that needs to adapt as our community grows and changes. It ensures our facilities and services keep up with population shifts, climate challenges and new opportunities while meeting community needs now and in the future.

This Asset Plan will be formally reviewed and updated every four years in line with legislative requirements.

Intermediary reviews may be undertaken to provide the opportunity to reflect improvements achieved, major financial decisions made, the consideration of any relevant external factors, or changes to long-term capital works programs to ensure it is responsive to our available financial resources over time.

Reporting:

Council remains committed to transparent reporting and continuous improvement in infrastructure management. Performance reporting is integrated into our annual budget process, where any material changes in service levels, available resources, or strategic priorities are considered.

Additionally, Council tracks and reports on asset condition, service levels, and investment outcomes through established governance processes, including the Annual Report and financial reporting cycles. This ensures accountability in how infrastructure is managed, maintained and improved to meet community needs.

Future enhancements in data tracking, performance benchmarking, and reporting will support evidence-based decision-making and long-term sustainability.

How to get involved

We want your feedback on the Draft Asset Plan. Complete the survey below to share your thoughts, it should only take a few minutes.

Want to share your feedback in person? Visit your Ward Councillors at a drop in session throughout May to have a chat.

Provide your feedback before 11:59PM Tuesday 20 May 2025

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