Current works and projects

In the Byron Shire we maintain and manage roads, footpaths, cycleways, sewers, waterways and our pristine coastline.

These are the projects currently underway including planned road works, drainage upgrades, pothole patching and other coastal projects.

For information emergency road closures visit Live Traffic NSW.

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Bayshore Drive upgrade

The $2.9 million upgrade of Bayshore Drive in the Byron Arts and Industry Estate aims to improve road safety.

The project includes major improvements to the road surface as well as parking and stormwater.

Booyong Road Upgrade

A 2.9-kilometre stretch of Booyong Road, starting near the Bangalow Road intersection at Clunes is being upgraded.

Warning : There could be some long delays for drivers.

Byron Bay Drainage Upgrade Design Project

The project will inform Council as to how to best prioritise drainage upgrades that target existing deficiencies in the drainage systems.

Announcement : Planned potholing and geotechnical work is now complete.

Information gathered from these investigative works is being used to complete the detailed design of the project.

Coogera Circuit Detention Basin Upgrade – Suffolk Park

We are upgrading the Coogera Circuit Detention Basin to reduce the risk of the basin flooding after big rain events.

Coopers Lane culvert repairs

We are repairing the Coopers Lane culvert in Main Arm that was damaged during the 2022 floods.

This project is due to start in mid 2025 and be completed by October 2025.

Fixing potholes in the Byron Shire

A list of roads scheduled for pothole patching and repair in the coming weeks.

Flood restoration works - Minor landslips package no. 17

We are repairing minor landslips caused by the 2022 floods. This includes landslides on Goonengerry Road, Main Arm Road, The Pocket Road, Left Bank Road. This package of works is known as pack 17.

Gravel roads flood repairs

We are repairing various gravel road damages that occurred during the 2022 floods.

Heritage park accessible pathway and playground upgrade

Heritage Park in Mullumbimby is getting an upgrade with a new accessible pathway and playground upgrade.

Works started in September 2024 and are expected to take approximately 6 months.

Announcement : The Heritage Park playground is open!

Lawson Street Drainage Upgrade

Council has upgraded drainage and the road on a section of Lawson Street between Fletcher Street and Middleton Street, Byron Bay.

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