Local residents, businesses and community groups are invited to have their say on the future of transport in Brimbank, with the release of the draft Moving Brimbank – Integrated Transport Strategy for consultation.
Developed by Brimbank City Council, the strategy provides a long-term plan to improve how people, goods and services move across the municipality, with a focus on accessibility and connectivity.
Built around the pillars of connectivity, liveability and equity, the strategy sets a vision for 2050 and responds to key challenges including population growth, car reliance, safety and emissions. It also recognises opportunities linked to improved public transport and the role of Sunshine as a central transport hub.
Brimbank Mayor Cr Virginia Tachos said the strategy sets a clear path forward and sets a clear vision for a more connected, accessible and sustainable transport network.
“We know how people move around Brimbank has a big impact on daily life. We need community input to understand local transport needs and priorities.
“This strategy is about improving connections while making our streets safer, more inclusive and more enjoyable for everyone.”
Have your say
Community members can view the draft Integrated Transport Strategy online and submit feedback via the Your Say website or come and chat with our team at one of the pop-up sessions available across the municipality.
The draft strategy is open for feedback until 31 May 2026.
Saturday 2 May, 11am-2pm
Keilor Village
(outside Sweet Lulus)
Wednesday 6 May, 11am-2pm
Sunshine Marketplace
Opposite Optus, near Big W.
Saturday 9 May, 10am-1pm
Brimbank Shopping Centre
(outside “The Cafe Land”. Site 17,
Woolworths and Aldi entry)
Tuesday 12 May, 2-5pm
St Albans Library
(71A Alfrieda Street)
