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Infrastructure Policy

NSW local government owns $160 billion in infrastructure assets and has responsibility for a range of local infrastructure, including roads and bridges, pedestrian and cycle networks, water and sewerage utilities, stormwater systems, community buildings, airports, parks and recreation facilities, and more.

Local government also plays a key role in identifying and advocating for the provision of State Government infrastructure to meet the needs of their communities e.g. schools, hospitals and roads.

Local Government NSW supports member councils on infrastructure policy issues and believes that local government is best placed to plan for, deliver and manage essential local infrastructure.

Please select from the below options to learn more about the infrastructure policy support we provide.

Hume Highway scene between Sydney and Canberra.
Roads and Transport

Road safety, road funding, road maintenance, heavy vehicles, rail transport, public and sustainable transport, and more.

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Water flowing over the dam wall at Suma Park Dam, near Orange NSW.
Local Water Utilities

Details on water utility management, water conservation programs, and the provision of water supply and sewerage services.

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