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Council budget delivers key upgrades for Hampton Park

City of Casey is continuing to deliver upgrades across Hampton Park.

From upgraded playgrounds and drainage improvements to enhanced sporting pavilions, these works are a high priority for the Casey Mayor Cr Stefan Koomen and River Gum Ward Cr Lynette Pereira.

Mayor Cr Stefan Koomen said since being elected, he’s made it a priority to ensure Hampton Park gets the attention it deserves.

“Since being elected, I have made Hampton Park a key priority, and now we’re seeing that focus reflected in real, on-the-ground improvements,” he said.

Cr Lynette Pereira said: “We’ve listened to the community and I’m proud to say that we are delivering upgrades that will have a lasting impact on local families, sports clubs and residents.”

Upgrades to Marjorie Eastick Reserve Playground

The $1 million upgrade of Marjorie Eastick Reserve Playground is one of the key projects now in progress.

As part of the Council’s commitment to ensuring all families have access to high-quality outdoor play equipment, this playground and 1.7-hectare park is set for a full makeover. The upgrades will include new play equipment, seating, tree planting and other features that will be guided by input from the community.

Learn more about the upgrades at: conversations.casey.vic.gov.au/marjorie-eastick-reserve

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