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Wyndham City will upgrade Presidents Park in Wyndham Vale following the adoption of a master plan that outlines a vision for the 75-hectare reserve over the next decade.

Wyndham City will upgrade Chirnside Park in Werribee following the adoption of a Master Plan that outlines a vision for the sporting and open space precinct over the next decade.

The solution uses intelligent cameras and video analytics to detect parking occupancy.  This innovative approach has significant advantages.

The K Road Cliffs is one of Werribee South’s most unique natural assets, and Wyndham City aims to reduce further erosion while improving the visitor experience as part of the K Road Masterplan implementation.

The Alfred Road Reserve Master Plan will guide the potential future development of the reserve. A range of open space facilities are proposed to create a space where people can engage in healthy activity and come together as a community.

Wyndham City and University of Melbourne are measuring the temperature of our parks and surrounding areas. The information will be used to better design parks in the future, select the most suitable trees and vegetation to plant and best methods for watering with the aim of making our City cooler. The study will run until the end of summer with use of temperature sensors in white weather shields.

Exciting news! Wyndham City is upgrading the car park at Wyndham Park, enhancing access, and creating 80 parking spaces with improved amenities.

Wyndham City Council and the Australian Government are partnering to expand CityLens such that any city can utilise the same tool.

Wyndham City is one of the top local council contributors to the data.gov.au repository with over 40 data sets currently available.

Pedestrian counters can be used to get a better understanding of how city assets are being used.