Footpath lighting has been improved in several areas around Orange in a bid to increase community safety. Read More
Orange residents and visitors can feel safer when moving in between the CBD and Prince St with the installation of upgraded footpath lighting along Anson Street. Read More
Orange City Council has tripled its spending on building concrete footpaths this financial year, with $900,000 allocated in the 2020-21 budget. Read More
Footpath lighting upgrades in the central business district are on track to improve safety for pedestrians and save Orange City Council thousands of dollars in running costs. Read More
As of Sunday 20th October, Orange City Council will begin work on a new concrete footpath in Peisley Street between Franklin Road and East Fork pedestrian bridge on the eastern side of the street.
Orange City Council crews have laid 462 tonnes of concrete as part of the city’s footpath network, this financial year. Read More
Orange City Council crews have laid 462 tonnes of concrete as part of the city’s footpath network, this financial year. Read More
30 April 2018
Orange City Council is making steady progress on its plan to build $1.4 million worth of new and upgraded footpaths over the next four years.
DOWNLOAD : Media Release – Council tackles list of footpath upgrades
21 February 2018
Orange’s newest roundabout near Canobolas Rural Technology High School has been completed and is open for traffic.
