Now that the rubber base is complete, a compliance audit and 'make good' works will be carried out. We will continue to provide updates as the works progress, and we get closer to opening this free outdoor space.

The project is being delivered through a partnership between the Victorian Government and Council.

Works are progressing well following a small delay due to the weather with the equipment installation commenced and concrete pour complete. Once the concrete has cured the rubber application will be completed, equipment installation finalised along with make good works.

It is anticipated that the project should be completed by early December (weather permitting).

The project is being delivered through a partnership between the Victorian Government and Council.

The delivery of outdoor fitness spaces throughout the Shire aligns with the Council Plan 2021-2025 by optimising the use of public spaces to increase participation and community connection as well as building and maintaining quality infrastructure that supports and promotes liveability and active living in the community. In addition, the project will meet Councils vision identified in the Playspace Strategy 2020-2030 of having a network of engaging, inclusive and sustainable intergenerational playspaces that are reflective of our people and our places.

The installation of the outdoor fitness equipment within Trentham Sportsground will play a vital role by increasing free health and wellbeing opportunities for the Trentham community.

Following a period of planning and community engagement undertaken to plan for the future provision of outdoor fitness equipment in the Trentham Township, the Trentham Sportsground Reserve was determined as the most suitable site due to its proximity to the main street; and that it would complement the active recreation use of the reserve. We also heard through the engagement that the outdoor fitness space design should consider a combination of static and dynamic equipment to cater for all ages and abilities.

The project has received $44,970 funding through Regional Development Victoria’s 2024 Tiny Towns Fund.

The project is being delivered through a partnership between the Victorian Government and Council with the project to be completed by December 2025.