Bill Brown Reserve shared path - Fitzgibbon
Brisbane City Council is pleased to announce that construction of the Bill Brown Reserve shared path project in Fitzgibbon is now complete and open to the community.
The new shared path improves connectivity between key recreational hubs on Telegraph Road and Roghan Road.
Project summary
| Address | Bill Brown Sports Reserve, between Roghan Road and Telegraph Road, Fitzgibbon |
|---|---|
| Ward | Bracken Ridge |
| Project outcome | Improve active travel connectivity and opportunities for the local community |
| Latest news | End of construction - October 2023 |
About the project
This new shared path improves connectivity and recreational opportunities for the local community.
Connecting Bill Brown Sports Reserve Netball Courts, Emily Seebohm Aquatic Centre, Bracken Ridge Skate Plaza and BMX facility and Hidden World Playground and dog park, the shared path is an important active transport connection for residents.
Active travel is a great way to stay active and healthy, enjoy our green areas and reduce traffic congestion, and we know more people choose to walk and ride each year.
This important new local connection is part of our commitment to expand our city's active transport network and create more recreational opportunities for residents and visitors to enjoy.
Project features
This new shared path improves connectivity and recreational opportunities for the local community.
Connecting Bill Brown Sports Reserve Netball Courts, Emily Seebohm Aquatic Centre, Bracken Ridge Skate Plaza and BMX facility and Hidden World Playground and dog park, the shared path is an important active transport connection for residents.
Active travel is a great way to stay active and healthy, enjoy our green areas and reduce traffic congestion, and we know more people choose to walk and ride each year.
This important new local connection is part of our commitment to expand our city's active transport network and create more recreational opportunities for residents and visitors to enjoy.
Project benefits
- Create more opportunities for residents and visitors to enjoy our natural areas and explore our city by bike or on foot.
- Provide more active travel opportunities by complementing the existing bikeway network.
- Improve safety for people walking and riding.
- Improve access to local businesses and amenities.
Construction
Works started in May 2023 and construction activities were completed in late October 2023.
This project is part of our commitment to expand Brisbane's active travel network and create safe, convenient and connected sustainable travel options for the community to enjoy.
More information
If you would like to find out more about this project, you can:
- phone the project team on 1800 884 681 (during business hours)
- phone Council on 07 3403 8888 (outside of business hours)
- email the project team