Completed works

Ramsay's Leap

Heritage works to protect markings on the rock face and to protect the convict-built stone retaining wall at Ramsay's Leap. The project also aims to protect a heritage stone wall 1km north of Ramsay's Leap.

Weston Public School Precinct Upgrade

Works Along Fourth Street, Weston as part of the Weston Public School Precinct Upgrade.

O’Connors Road, Nulkaba

Improved pedestrian and cyclist connectivity from Nulkaba Public School to Wine Country Drive creating a link from the Bridges Hill to Wine Country Drive shared pathway project.

Yango Creek Road Bridge

Replacement of existing Yango Creek Road Bridge at Wollombi with new structure to allow for better access and reduced impact on residents and visitors during times of flood.

Camp Road, Greta

Council received funding under Round 7 of the Heavy Vehicle Safety and Productivity Program for the upgrade of Camp Road, Greta.

Oakey Creek Road, Pokolbin

Due to the significant casualty crash history on Oakey Creek Road, Pokolbin, Council received grant funding of $2M under the Black Spot/Safer Roads Program to address road safety issues which focussed on a 1.1 kilometre length of the worst road section.

Cessnock Airport Upgrade

In March 2019, Council applied for grant funding under the Restart NSW Growing Local Economies Fund and was advised in April 2020 that the application was successful in receiving $6,636,100 for the Cessnock Airport upgrade. Council is contributing $2,212,097 towards the $8.8million project.

Cessnock Road, Weston

Rehabilitation of road pavement between Station Street and First Street including kerb and gutter replacement, minor drainage upgrade, resurfacing and associated signs and line marking.

Quorrobolong Road, Kitchener

Construction works for the upgrade of Quorrobolong Road formed part of Council's Local Roads Renewal Program. The works occurred between Stanford Street and approximately 600m towards Mountain View Place.

New signage installations for Heddon Greta and Cliftleigh

New suburb entry signs were installed for the suburbs of Heddon Greta and Cliftleigh, in response to community feedback received following the previous rollout of signs in late 2020. The subjects of the suburb entry signs were chosen from a community survey undertaken in 2022.

Nelson Street, Greta: Shared Pathway

Improved pedestrian and cyclist connectivity and safety between Greta train station and the bus stop in High Street, Greta. The 830-metre long pathway was constructed on the northern side of Nelson Street.

Wollombi Road, Millfield

This project was split into separate stages of work on the rehabilitation of Wollombi Road, Millfield.

Cessnock Street, Aberdare

Construction works to upgrade Cessnock Street, Aberdare

Kline Street Bridge, Weston

Replacement of existing timber bridge with a new concrete bridge, raising height of new bridge.

Crawfordville Park, Millfield: Shared Pathway

Shared pathway works located between Millfield Road and Wollombi Road, via Crawfordville Park.

Old Maitland Road, Cessnock

Works to Old Maitland Road between property numbers 1519-1427 for distance of approximately 800 metres.

Kurri Kurri Town Centre Upgrade

The Kurri Kurri Town Centre Upgrade involved a significant investment in enhancing the commercial centre along Lang Street, Kurri Kurri, between Alexandra Street and Merthyr Street. The $5.6 million project focused on upgrading the public domain, improving the aesthetic appeal, and providing vital infrastructure to support the economic growth of the town centre.

Orange Street, Abermain

Orange Street in Abermain serves as a key link to the Hunter Expressway via Frame Drive and Gingers Lane.

Mount View Road, Cessnock

Cessnock City Council undertook a $4 million rehabilitation of Mount View Road, between Links Avenue and Barrett Avenue. The project was made possible through funding from the Transport for NSW Fixing Local Roads Program and Hunter Water.

Watagan Creek Road, Bridge Replacements

Cessnock City Council is replacing Watagan Creek No. 1 Bridge and upgrading Watagan Creek No. 3 Bridge to improve safety, accessibility, and transport efficiency. These essential projects address the aging timber structures and provide modern infrastructure to support the local community and emergency services.

Sandy Creek Road, Quorrobolong pavement rehabilitation

Council has committed to progressively upgrade this route, which has resulted in improved road environment and has also seen increased usage.

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