FAQs

We're actively involving our community in this project to ensure that the sport and recreation precinct aligns with their needs. The Shire is advocating to State and Federal Government to develop the Briggs Park Precinct, essential for our expanding community. 

Your feedback will be used to inform the development of the Serpentine Jarrahdale Recreation Centre and Precinct Master Plan.

Council has now approved the Concept Plan for this project. 

A Master Plan outlines a shared long-term vision for a space or place. It's a dynamic long-term planning document that provides a framework for future growth.

Yes, the Master Plan will be published later this year.

Briggs Park serves as the primary hub for various recreational activities, including AFL, diamond sports, BMX, cricket, skateboarding, and youth facilities. Additionally, the recreation centre houses amenities such as basketball and volleyball courts, a gymnasium, a performance space, and accommodates numerous other user groups. The park is managed by the YMCA on behalf of the Shire.

Briggs Park is undergoing an exciting transformation, beginning with the development of a new Byford Skate Park as part of its rejuvenation. You can learn more about the upgrades to the Byford Skate Park and explore the feasibility study for the proposed new pump track going into the reserve here Byford Pump Track Feasibility Study. 

As Keirnan Park evolves into a central hub for our sporting groups in the future, we recognise the immediate need for a facility that caters to our current clubs and users. Once Keirnan Park is operational, it will serve as a significant addition to our recreational landscape in a Shire poised for continued growth. Share your thoughts on Keirnan Park's development by clicking here.

While no specific date has been set, the concept design marks the initial phase of the Serpentine Jarrahdale Recreation Centre's development. The Shire is now advocating to State and Federal Government to fund the expansion. 

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