Why we're consulting

Wodonga Council is seeking community feedback on the Draft Road Management Plan 2025 – 2029 (the Plan), which sets out the council’s duties to inspect and maintain the local road and path network for the public.

This plan covers infrastructure including sealed roads, unsealed roads, footpaths and shared paths, bridges, major culverts and traffic control devices.

The review and update of this plan is to ensure that standards and priorities for inspection, maintenance and repair of the roads/paths (and classes of roads/paths) are safe and appropriate for use by the community.

Background information

Wodonga Council is the designated "co-ordinating road authority" for municipal roads within the city and is responsible for their care and management under the Road Management Act 2004.

This Act sets out the powers, duties and functions of road authorities, establishes the legal framework for the management of roads and defines the rights, powers and duties of road authorities, utility providers and users of the road networks.

The purpose of this plan is to establish a management system for Wodonga Council for the discharge of its duty to inspect, maintain and repair its public roads based on policy and operational objectives as well as available resources.

This plan references Wodonga Council’s Register of Public Roads, which is available in the Document Library tab or at the city offices, 104 Hovell St, Wodonga

Please note this plan relates to roads managed by Wodonga Council only. Please direct all queries regarding state owned roads to Regional Roads Victoria. Please see Map of DTP managed roads - Transport Victoria for state owned roads.

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Ways to have your say

This consultation is open from Wednesday, April 30 to 5pm Tuesday, May 20, 2025.

Anyone who lives, works, studies or invests in Wodonga or visits the municipality and uses the facilities, is invited to review the information provided, ask questions and provide feedback during this time.

Ways to provide feedback for consideration: