Public Notice: Infrastructure Upgrades and Community Consultation Roundup

City Infrastructure and Traffic Notifications

AlburyCity is currently managing several major infrastructure projects that may impact local traffic and pedestrian access on Monday, 30 March 2026. Motorists and residents are advised to note the following active work zones:

• Lavington Drainage Reconstruction: Critical upgrades to the drainage network continue between Boronia Street and Tamarind Street. Work is currently focused on the construction of retaining walls. Localized diversions remain in effect; please follow all signposted directions and exercise caution near heavy machinery.
• Burrows Road Redevelopment: Following the completion of watermain installations, crews are now engaged in road pavement construction between Logan Road and Union Road in South Albury. Temporary lane narrowing is expected throughout the day.
• Thurgoona Link Road (Stage 5): Construction of sewer and water trunk mains remains active at the Kerr Road intersection. This project is a vital component of the ongoing expansion within the Thurgoona-Wirlinga growth corridor.
• Albury Airport Upgrades: Final phases of asphalt laying for the Taxiway Alpha extension are underway. These works support regional aeromedical services and are scheduled for completion prior to the Easter holiday period.

Community Programs and Public Spaces

Residents are encouraged to engage with ongoing community initiatives and enjoy local amenities while observing current notices:

• Aurora in Bloom: The immersive light installation at the Albury Botanic Gardens remains open nightly until Saturday, 11 April. Part of the Luna Light Journeys series, the event offers low-sensory sessions during the first timeslot each evening for those with specific accessibility requirements.
• Australia Park Levee and Carpark Works: Construction of the new earthen levee and carpark facility is ongoing. Foundation work for the future pedestrian bridge involving reinforcement installation is active. Pedestrians should utilize signposted detours and remain clear of designated exclusion zones.
• Animal Adoption Program: The Albury Animal Care Centre is waiving adoption fees for cats and dogs until 30 April. This initiative aims to find permanent homes for local animals, with additional support provided to help new pets transition into their homes.

Public Consultation and Tenders

Official opportunities for community feedback and professional submissions are currently open:

• Eight Mile Creek Flood Study: Submissions for the draft Eight Mile Creek Flood Study Review are being accepted until 5:00 PM on Thursday, 2 April 2026. Documents can be viewed online or at the Albury LibraryMuseum and Lavington Library.
• Sarvaas Park Sports Lighting: Tenders for the installation of advanced sports field lighting at Sarvaas Park remain open. Interested parties must submit their documentation by close of business tomorrow, 31 March 2026.

Public Health and Regional Safety

Albury Wodonga Health (AWH) continues to monitor regional wellness. Residents are reminded to stay updated on standing health advisories, including seasonal wellness initiatives and arbovirus monitoring. Following recent leadership transitions, the health service remains committed to implementing workplace culture recommendations to ensure continued high-quality patient care for the border community.