Published on 07 October 2025
We look after 465 kilometres of roads — making sure they are safe, accessible and meet the needs of our community now and into the future. Read on to learn more about the planned road upgrades during the 2025–2026 financial year.
Upgrades to roads across Glen Eira help protect the safety of everyone who walks, rides, drives, or uses mobility aids in our City.
In the 2025–2026 financial year, we’re resurfacing and repairing more than 23 streets under our Local Streets Improvement Project to ensure they’re safe and accessible.
As part of the program, other operational work, like footpath renewals, kerb and channel repairs, drainage cleaning and street signs repairs, will take place at the same time to minimise impacts on residents. To support a greener Glen Eira, where possible, we use sustainable and environmentally friendly resources and processes as part of our projects.
Footpath, kerb and channel repairs are happening in the below areas.
Location |
Area |
Kerb and channel works/civil works |
Asphalt resurfacing |
| Alma Road, Caulfield North | Khartoum to Dandenong | Completed |
Begins 17 December |
| Gray Street, Bentleigh East | Elizabeth to Centre | Completed |
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| Becket Avenue, Bentleigh East | Elizabeth to Centre | In progress |
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| Francesco Street, Bentleigh East | Centre to Charles | Completed |
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| Poath Road, Murrumbeena | Dandenong to Merrimu | Completed |
Begins 15 December. Night works will occur. |
| Atkinson Street, Oakleigh | Reid to House number 16 | Completed |
In progress |
| Margaretta Avenue, Murrumbeena | Brett to Reid |
In progress |
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| Huntly Street, Glen Huntly | Watson to Station | Completed |
Completed |
| Dorothy Avenue, Glen Huntly | Woodville to West of Bridge | Completed |
Completed |
| Hawson Avenue, Glen Huntly | Booran Road to Dorothy Avenue | Completed |
Completed |
| Railway Road, Carnegie | Glen Huntly Road to Neerim Road | Completed |
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| Maple Street |
Caulfield South |
Completed |
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We installed a pedestrian operated signal at Neerim Road near Kitmont Street to improve safety for pedestrians. The works were completed in March and the new signal will be activated by the Department of Transport & Planning and United Energy in the coming months.
For more information and to stay up to date, visit www.gleneira.vic.gov.au/about-council/council-projects
28 February 2023
We are committed to flood mitigation and continue to deliver a significant program of drainage improvement and stormwater detention across the municipality.
19 October 2022
Thomas Street Pedestrian Operated Signal Project is a collaboration between Glen Eira City Council and Bayside City Council to improve pedestrian and cyclist safety.
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