Public Notice: Weekend Infrastructure Updates and Community Advisories

Public Health: Seasonal Surveillance and Vaccination
AlburyCity, in coordination with NSW Health, continues its active monitoring for arbovirus and mosquito-borne risks throughout the autumn period. Residents are encouraged to remain vigilant by using appropriate repellents and removing stagnant water from around their properties to prevent breeding. Additionally, the latest Winter Respiratory Vaccination Toolkit was released earlier this week. Local health providers are now equipped with updated guidelines for the 2026 season, and community members are advised to consult their general practitioners regarding seasonal influenza and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccinations ahead of the cooler months.
Infrastructure and Traffic Management
Several major infrastructure projects are impacting traffic flow across the Albury Local Government Area this weekend. Motorists and pedestrians should plan for the following disruptions:
- Lavington Drainage Reconstruction: Significant works are ongoing between Boronia Street and Tamarind Street. Current activities include retaining wall construction and major drainage channel upgrades. Localized diversions remain in place to manage resident access.
- Thurgoona Link Road (Stage 5): Sewer and water trunk main installations are continuing along Kerr Road. Residents in the Thurgoona-Wirlinga growth corridor should anticipate heavy machinery movements and temporary site-managed traffic control.
- Burrows Road Watermain: In South Albury, watermain replacement works are nearing completion. Temporary lane narrowing is active to ensure the safety of site crews and the integrity of the new water infrastructure.
- Hume Highway Upgrades: Ongoing works near Table Top may result in minor delays for northbound traffic due to single-lane closures and a reduced speed limit through the construction zone.
Community Notices and Event Wrap-ups
The 2026 NSW Seniors Festival, themed "Live Life in Colour," is currently in its final stages. Saturday, 14 March, marks a major day of programming across various city venues before the festival concludes tomorrow. Furthermore, tonight is the final performance of "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" at the Albury Entertainment Centre. Ticket holders are advised to arrive early as the Swift Street precinct will be heavily populated. Residents should also note that the Wodonga Show is occurring today at the Wodonga Showgrounds, which may result in increased traffic on the Lincoln Causeway throughout the afternoon.
Advance Notice: Albury Gold Cup Holiday
Council reminds residents and business owners that a half-day local public holiday has been officially gazetted for Friday, 20 March 2026. The holiday applies to the Albury Local Government Area from midday onwards. This declaration, confirmed by the Minister for Industrial Relations, supports the tradition of the Albury Gold Cup and provides certainty for event organizers and the local business community. Residents are encouraged to check with individual retailers and service providers regarding adjusted opening hours for the upcoming Friday afternoon.

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