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Welcome

Have you ever seen a pothole that you think needs to be fixed, or tripped on a damaged footpath outside your house?

Now is your chance to set the standard on the way we manage your roads, footpaths, kerbs and channels.

The City of Greater Geelong is calling on community members to become a part of the Road Management Plan 2025 community workshops (details below).

The City manages over 2,000 km of roads, more than 2,300 km of paths, 86 major culverts and almost 150 bridges. The Road Management Plan 2025 outlines the City’s approach to how we manage these roads, kerbs and footpaths. This includes how often roads and footpaths are inspected, what defects the City repairs, how severe a defect needs to be to require repair and how long the City has to repair defects.

Get involved and provide input that will help shape the direction of the City’s guide for maintaining roads, kerbs and footpaths. By getting involved, you’ll have a say in balancing safety, affordability and use, making a real difference in how we maintain your community’s streets.

The Municipal Road Management Plan (RMP) is the City's guiding maintenance document for roads, kerbs and footpaths and sets the rules on:

  • Inspections: How often we inspect roads, footpaths and kerbs.
  • Repairs: What needs fixing (like potholes or trip hazards) and how urgent it is.
  • Timelines: How quickly we respond to these issues.
  • Phase one engagement

    Community workshops December 2024
  • Phase two engagement

    Internal stakeholder workshops December 2024
  • Phase three engagement

    Seek community feedback on the draft plan. Early 2025

We would like you to join us at one of our workshops where you can learn more about the Road Management Plan and share your ideas.

This is an opportunity to get involved, ask questions and provide input that will help shape the direction of our plan. Your participation is important and we look forward to your insights.

Details for the workshops are listed below.

  • Workshop details

    We will be holding workshops on the dates below, where we will be sharing details about our Road Management Plan. This is a great opportunity to learn more about how the plan works and, most importantly, for us to hear your thoughts.

    • Wednesday 4 December at Wurriki Nyal (Council offices) 2–4pm
    • Thursday 5 December at Boronggook Drysdale Library 6–8pm.

    Registration is required – please click the link below to register your interest or call 5272 5272 to book.

Did you know the City manages:-

  • 2,040 kilometres of sealed roads

  • More than 350 kilometres of unsealed roads

  • More than 2,300 kilometres of paths

  • 23 road bridges, 86 major culverts and 120 footbridges