Welcome to Your City News |
Each
month we’ll bring you the latest Council news, including updates on
Council initiatives, developments and programs. |
Sensational Must-See Attraction - Dixon Park Escarpment Lookout |
Experience
the stunning City skyline and scenic views of Parramatta River from the
new Dixon Park Escarpment Lookout! Officially opened on February 21 by
Parramatta MP Ms Donna Davis and Lord Mayor Cr Martin Zaiter, this
previously unused reserve has been transformed through a $1.4 Million
initiative, with joint funding by the Australian and NSW Governments in
association with City of Parramatta. |
Have Your Say on a Major City-Shaping Project |
Civic
Link will soon connect Parramatta Square to the river, offering native
gardens, green canopies, and vibrant spaces to gather. Don't miss your
opportunity to have your say on the developed design for Civic Link
Block 3. Submissions close on 17 March. |
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Help Shape the Future of the Duck River Nature Trail! |
Share
your thoughts on the Stage 2 design upgrades to improve pedestrian and
cycling facilities, making Parramatta more connected for everyone.
Submissions close on 18 March. |
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Hunts Creek Bridge Nightworks |
Nightworks
on North Rocks Road are underway until mid-April. Starting at 8pm,
normal traffic flow will resume by 5am the following morning. Two-way
traffic will be maintained during the works. Full weekend shutdowns with
detours are planned for April and May. |
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Join Council's Floodplain Risk Management Committee |
Council
is seeking community members to join our Floodplain Risk Management
Committe. The committee supports Council’s flood management process in
line with the NSW Government’s Flood Prone Land Policy and helps to
inform flood strategy and related projects. Submissions close on 18 March. |
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Celebrate Seniors at Seniors Festival 2025 |
3 - 13 March
Celebrate
the invaluable contributions of our seniors at our annual Seniors
Festival! This is a fantastic opportunity to explore your local area,
socialise, learn new skills, and have fun. Join us for a series of
exciting events designed to honour and connect our vibrant senior
community. |
Active Parramatta Free Online Programs |
Looking
for ways to squeeze in a quick work out during your week? Join our Free
Online Fitness Classes available Monday to Friday, and enjoy a
45-minute work out to hit your fitness goals and take care of your
health and wellbeing. |
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Understanding Australian Democracy |
Thursday 13 March and Tuesday 18 March
Discover
how Australia’s democracy works in free sessions covering
decision-making and the roles of Federal, State, and Local Governments.
Available in English and Korean at Wentworth Point Community Centre, and
in English and Mandarin at PHIVE. |
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Registration closes 14 March
Join
our free 6-week program to build cycling confidence and connect with
like-minded women in the community. Meet new friends in a fun and
supportive environment and discover a more sustainable travel option.
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Free Home Energy Advice Program |
City
of Parramatta residents can access free expert advice to electrify
their home by participating in our Home Energy Advice Program.
Installers participating in this program provide a 5% discount on solar
and battery installation, EV chargers, induction cook tops, heat pumps
and air conditioners. |
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Join the PCYC Parramatta Club Committee |
PCYC
NSW remains a trusted partner in supporting the youth and families of
NSW and are inviting nominations from local community members to
continue this commitment to youth. Help shape the future for the Youth
of Parramatta by joining PCYC Committee. |
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Free Child Restraint Safety Program |
Thursday 20 March
Ensure
your child’s car seat is correctly fitted. Parents and carers living in
the City of Parramatta can book a free assessment with an authorised
fitter through Council's Road Safety Program. Bookings are essential. |
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City
of Parramatta Council acknowledges the Dharug people who are the
traditional custodians of the land of Parramatta. Council pays respect
to the elders past and present of the Dharug nation and extends that
respect to other Aboriginal people visiting this site.