City projects
The City of Gold Coast is working closely with Queensland Health and the Australian Federal Government to support our city in the response and recovery of COVID-19.
Investing in new and improved infrastructure is now more vital than ever to open up local jobs and kick start our city’s road to recovery. Find out how we are helping our economy and local businesses on our business support page.
We implement projects that support the direction of the City Vision, strategies and Corporate Plan. These aim to strengthen the city’s economy, protect our environment and improve services and facilities for our residents, businesses and visitors.
Key projects currently being implemented by the City are listed below.
For a full list projects, go to our Projects and strategies category listing.
See all our projects and strategies related to arts and culture.
- HOTA Project
- Graffiti projects and murals
- Arts and culture initiatives
- Arts and culture opportunities
See all our projects and strategies related to business and economic development.
- Free Wi-Fi
- Gold Coast Dive Attraction
- Roads to Recovery
- Springbrook Cableway pre-feasibility assessment
See all our projects and strategies related to environment and waste.
See all our projects and strategies related to Gold Coast information technology and digital infrastructure.
See all our projects related to ocean, beaches and waterways.
Coastal protection projects
Waterways projects
Catchment projects
See all our projects and strategies related to parks and community facilities.
Community facilities projects
Parks improvements and upgrades projects
Sports & recreation projects
Environmental Projects
See all our projects and strategies related to city planning.
- Building our City
- Centre Improvement Program – project showcase
- Surfers Paradise Business Centre
- Tactical urbanism projects
The City continues to partner with the Federal and State Governments to improve safety and reduce congestion on the city’s roads, as well as delivering the next generation of public transport. Guided by the Gold Coast City Transport Strategy we’re making sure the City remains connected and liveable.
Bridge projects
- Kirra – Kirra boardwalk
- Southport – Sundale Bridge and Waterways Drive upgrade project
- Surfers Paradise – Isle of Capri Bridge project
- Surfers Paradise – Thomas Drive, West Chevron Island – bridge maintenance
- Surfers Paradise – Macintosh Island – footbridge rehabilitation
- Tallebudgera –- Coplick footbridge
Shared path projects
- Bundall – Racecourse Drive
- Burleigh Waters - Honeyeater Drive
- Gaven – Glade Drive
- Palm Beach – Mallawa Drive
- Palm Beach North – Gold Coast Oceanway
- Reedy Creek - Bridgeman Drive
- Robina – Wayville Place, Thorngate Drive and Kerrydale Park
- Southport – Edmund Rice Drive
- Southport – Gold Coast Highway
- Surfers South – Gold Coast Oceanway
- Tugun to Bilinga Oceanway – lighting upgrade
Road projects and traffic management
- Bilinga – Golden Four Drive road reconstruction
- Coolangatta – Boundary Street, Ward Street and Petrie Street
- Currumbin – path and carpark upgrade
- Elanora – Guineas Creek Road retaining wall
- Hollywell – Jacaranda Avenue stage 2 road reconstruction
- Kingsholme – Tillyroen Road and Upper Ormeau Road intersection upgrade
- Mermaid Waters – Sunshine Boulevard and Surfers Avenue - intersection upgrade
- Mermaid Waters – Surfers Avenue road reconstruction
- Mudgeeraba – Railway Street retaining wall replacement
- Pacific Pines – Binstead Way and Pacific Pines Boulevard roundabout metering
- Pimpama – Yawalph Road/Gawthern drive - intersection signalisation
- Reedy Creek – Old Coach Road
- Runaway Bay – Lae Drive and Oxley Drive roundabout
- Southport – Wardoo Street
- Varsity Lakes – Christine Avenue
- Worongary – Hinkler Drive
- Yatala – Alto Terrace & Kismet Court
- Yatala – Old Pacific Highway
The City conducts an extensive road resurfacing program of works annually. Due to the short duration of these works, information is not included on this page.
For further information on roads projects please also refer to flood recovery restoration works.
Ferries
Queensland Government led projects
Find links to Queensland State Government lead projects below.
See all our projects and strategies related to water, sewerage and stormwater.
Please call our Customer Contact Centre on 07 5667 5801 or 1300 000 928 if you require further information.
Major projects
- Coombabah Sewerage Treatment Plant Stage 6 Upgrade
- Gravity Sewer Inspection Program
- Gravity sewer relining 2019–21
- Recycled water and network expansion project
- Sandy Creek sewerage augmentation
- Smart water meter solutions project
- Upgrades to the Southern Recycled Water Release System
- Urban Artwork on Gold Coast Water and Waste assets
Water projects
Sewer projects
Stormwater projects
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