Roads and Footpath Works
Road works are coordinated so as to minimise disruptions to residents, motorists and pedestrians. For example, road works located near residential areas are carried out mostly in the day, and road works near schools and busy roads are scheduled for non-peak hours.
Work on the City’s roads, footpaths and verges can be carried out by a number of different service providers. In general, the City manages the local roads within the local government area and the main, State controlled roads are managed by Main Roads WA.
Roads are condition-rated against a range of criteria to determine the need for, and timing of, preventative or remedial action to prevent loss of service. The ratings address factors such as structure, surface cracking, ride-ability, age and predicted increases in traffic volumes and vehicle classifications.
Weekly approved works
News Listings
Weekly approved works 11 - 17 May 2026
Latest approved works in the City of South Perth from 11 - 17 May 2026.
Current road and footpath news
News Listings
Weekly approved works 1 - 7 June 2026
Latest approved works in the City of South Perth from 1 - 7 June 2026.
Kerb and drainage works - Angelo Street between Stickland and Waverley Streets
On 4–6 August 2026, kerb and drainage works will be carried out on Angelo Street, between Strickland and Waverley Streets.
Anstey Street pedestrian crossing improves safety
Safety and accessibility upgrades at the intersection of Anstey and Angelo Streets are now complete, making it safer and easier for pedestrians to move through the precinct.
Footpath replacement works - McDonald Street between Preston and Eric Streets
On Monday 13 April 2026, footpath replacement works will begin on McDonald Street, South Perth, as part of the City’s 2025/26 Slab Replacement Program.
Footpath replacement works - Karawara Laneways between Boongala Close and Kardan Circuit
From 23 March 2026, footpath replacement works will begin in the Karawara laneways, between Boongala Close and Kardan Circuit. They will be carried out over four weeks.





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