Parkerville Oval is an important place for sport and recreation in our community.

This project will upgrade the oval lighting so the space can be used more often and by more people. The goal is to support local clubs, encourage participation and create more opportunities for sport in the hills.

The Sculpture Park Amphitheatre and Event Space Upgrade will transform Mundaring Sculpture Park into a vibrant, connected and welcoming community space.

The project will create a flexible park that supports everyday use while also accommodating events, markets and performances.

It will celebrate the park’s unique character, strengthen connections across the site, and create a place where people come together to relax, explore and connect.

The Brooking Road extension project is a key infrastructure initiative aimed at improving road connectivity, road safety, and traffic flow in the Parkerville region.

The Shire is working with the community to transform Brown Park into a welcoming, well-planned destination for everyone. Brown Park is more than just an oval — it’s a vibrant hub already used by over 30 local groups and organisations.

The Boya and Glen Forrest Change Rooms Upgrades will deliver modern, inclusive and high-quality facilities that support sport and community life in the Perth Hills.

The Mundaring Cultural Hub Project is a major investment in the future of our town centre. It forms part of the broader Mundaring Town Centre Revitalisation, which will transform the heart of Mundaring into a vibrant, connected and welcoming place for our community.

The Great Eastern Highway and Seaborne Street intersection upgrade will create a safer, more efficient junction for the Parkerville community. The project will improve traffic flow, enhance safety for all road users, and support the growing needs of the area while balancing infrastructure improvements with environmental care.

The Chidlow Pavilion Upgrade and Incident Control Centre (ICC) project will deliver a modern, functional, and resilient community facility for Chidlow. The project aims to enhance local recreation spaces while strengthening the area's capacity to respond to emergencies.

The Shire of Mundaring is working with neighbouring businesses, residents, community groups and the broader Chidlow community to select an appropriate barrier treatment to help protect the significant memorial trees along Memorial Avenue, Chidlow.

These trees are living memorials to local veterans and form an important part of Chidlow's heritage, identity and history. Installing a suitable barrier will help ensure Memorial Avenue remains an attractive and meaningful landmark for commemorative activities, community use and future generations.