Murray Street Civil and Utilities Upgrade
| Investment | $3.3 million |
|---|---|
| Goal | Goal 2 — A Sustainable and Resilient City 2.1.2 Improve reliability and resilience of water infrastructure to support growth and adapt to climate and environmental pressures. Goal 4 — A Well-managed City 4.1.2 Funding advocacy and allocation of budget to maintain essential services, critical infrastructure, and long-term asset renewal. |
| Strategic Purpose | To improve the safety, reliability and resilience of Murray Street by renewing ageing road, drainage and utility infrastructure for the benefit of current and future generations. |
| Status | Construction |
Project Background
A review of Council's infrastructure identified that several assets along Murray Street are nearing the end of their service life and require renewal.
The Murray Street Roadworks and Services Upgrade will improve the condition, safety and reliability of the road and underground infrastructure for residents and road users.
Project Overview
Stage 1 of the project saw the successful completion of culvert strengthening works at the corner of Gregory Street. These works strengthened the existing structure, extended its service life and removed the previous 4.5 tonne load limit.
Council is now undertaking Stage 2 of the project, which focuses on renewing ageing road, drainage, water and wastewater infrastructure along Murray Street.
Project Benefits
Once complete, the project will:
- improve the condition, safety and reliability of Murray Street
- provide a smoother road surface for motorists
- improve stormwater drainage
- increase the reliability of water, wastewater and drainage infrastructure
- reduce ongoing maintenance requirements
- extend the life of important community assets.
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Stay Informed
Council will provide regular project updates throughout construction, including information about upcoming works, traffic changes and any temporary water interruptions.
For project updates, visit this page regularly or contact Council on 13 48 10.

This project is proudly funded by the Queensland Government’s Works for Queensland Program.
