Moreton Bay City Council Budget 2025-26: Highlights Divisions 10, 11, 12

Division 10

Councillor Matt Constance said the 2025-26 Budget is a future-focused investment in the long-term liveability, accessibility, and resilience of the Hills District and surrounding communities.

“This Budget is about more than just maintaining what we have - it’s about building for the future,” he said.

“From inclusive playgrounds and upgraded community facilities to visionary precinct planning, we’re laying the groundwork for a more connected, accessible, and vibrant City of Moreton Bay.

Key projects:

• Extensions and improvements to all-abilities playground at Leslie Patrick Park, Arana Hills, enhancing accessibility and inclusive play
• Upgrades to the car park lighting and electrical infrastructure at James Drysdale Reserve, Bunya
• Construction of a pathway at Timms Road, Everton Hills and Narellan Street, Arana Hills
• New fitness equipment at Cowrie Parade Park, Albany Creek
• Upgrades to access control and security systems of Kakowan Community Facility, Bunya
• Renewal of the air conditioning units at Arana Hills Library
• Resurfacing of the road at Kolora Crescent, from Dinterra Avenue to Joalah Crescent, Ferny Hills
• Continued planning for the Hills District Community Place and finalisation of the James Drysdale Reserve Master Plan

Division 11

Councillor Darren Grimwade said the 2025-26 Budget responds to the needs of a growing community with projects that improve connectivity, safety, and recreation.

“This budget is about delivering the upgrades our communities need — whether that’s safer roads, better parks, or supporting our local clubs by improving facilities,” he said.

“Thanks to Council’s $80 million investment in parks and open spaces, we’re able to deliver more vibrant, inclusive and active places for families, young people and community groups to enjoy.”

Key projects:

• New soccer clubhouse at Harris Avenue Sports Complex, Narangba

• Development of a new Village Green space at Samford Parklands

• Renewal of the skate park at Roderick A Cruice Park, Dayboro with works over the next two financial years

• Design of a new on road (protected) shared path and bridge across Terrors Creek along Mount Mee Road, Dayboro

• Road upgrades to the complete length of O'Mara Road, Narangba

• Intersection upgrade at Young and Oakey Flat Roads, Narangba with works over two financial years*

• Works to the Old Petrie Town site at Whiteside

For updates on the projects you can read here: 

Work set to begin on new soccer clubhouse at Narangba

Division 12

Councillor Tony Latter said the 2025-26 Budget reflects our priorities, focusing on delivering for locals and making Moreton Bay an even better place to live.

“This year’s Budget isn’t just about planning for future growth—it’s also about maintaining and improving the infrastructure we already have, making sure our roads, parks, and community spaces continue to meet the needs of our residents today,” he said.

“We’re putting funding into the things that matter most to residents—safer roads, better parks, and improved community spaces that bring people together and make everyday life that little bit better.”

Key projects:

• Road rehabilitation on parts of Old Gympie Road, Caboolture and extensive safety upgrades to Caboolture River Road, Upper Caboolture
• Upgrades to the intersection of Campbells Pocket Road and Rucker Road, Wamuran to improve safety for all users
• New play equipment and park upgrades at Adelong Court Park, Morayfield
• Community space upgrades at Bellthorpe Community Hall to include a new playground, pickleball court, and basketball keyway with an accessible ramp and landscaping
• New playground at Delaneys Creek Pony Club Centre, Bleakley Road, Delaneys Creek
• New LED lighting along Archer Street, Woodford, extending from Binambi Place toward the visitor information centre
• Land slip repairs at Campbells Pocket Road, Wamuran Basin, improving safety and resilience of the road

Project funding contributions

Some projects delivered by City of Moreton Bay are partly or fully funded through state and federal governments.

Housing Support Program - Community Enabling Infrastructure Stream - Projects with Federal Government co-contribution include:

• Division 11: Narangba - Young and Oakey Flat Roads – Intersection Upgrade

Investing in Our Communities Program - Projects with a co-contribution from the Federal Government's program include:

• Division 11: Narangba - Building new Harris Avenue Sports Complex Clubhouse

Safer Local Roads and Infrastructure Program - Provides funding from the Australian Government for projects to address current and emerging priorities in road infrastructure needs. Includes:

• Division 11: Narangba - O'Mara Road - Road Upgrade
• Division 12: Upper Caboolture - Caboolture River Road – Road Safety Project

Thriving Suburbs Program - Projects with contribution from this Federal Government program:

• Division 11: Samford Parklands - Park Development

Road Safety Black Spot Program - Projects to improve road safety and help prevent serious injuries and deaths on our roads funded via this Federal Government program include:

• Division 12: Wamuran - Campbells Pocket Road / Rucker Road - Intersection Upgrade

Active Transport Fund - Projects with contribution from this Federal Government program:

• Division 11: Mount Mee Road, Dayboro - On Road Shared Paths and Bridge Construction

• Division 12: Morayfield – Bridges Road Pathway Construction