Upgrades commence on Blacktown playgrounds

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April 11, 2019

Blacktown City Council’s program to upgrade seven playgrounds in parks and reserves across the City is now underway. The program will see nearly $900,000 of playground improvements.

Deputy Mayor Tony Bleasdale said: “Playgrounds provide valuable places for children of varying ages and abilities to have unstructured play and physical activity.

“Council recognises the importance of building safe and inclusive playgrounds and Council will continue to allocate funding to build new and improved open space facilities throughout our City."

Council undertook an extensive program of community consultation before deciding on the final designs for the upgrades. Feedback was also received from the Touched by Olivia Foundation to ensure all playgrounds were available and inclusive for all.

The seven parks included in the playground upgrades are:

Quakers Hill Park, Quakers Hill
Katrina Park, Seven Hills
Snowy Reserve, Seven Hills
Wyanda Reserve, Dhurruk
Ridgeview Park, Riverstone
Chopin Reserve, Seven Hills
Luke Park, Mount Druitt

Image top: Planned playground for Snowy Reserve, Seven Hills
Image above: Planned playground for Ridgeview Park, Riverstone

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