Drummond Road Drainage Upgrade Works

The necessary upgrade of drainage infrastructure at Drummond Road, Shepparton was identified through Council's 2020 Drainage Strategy, which focused on identifying and addressing historic and nuisance stormwater issues that affect the community.

This strategy assisted with creating a plan to prevent future flooding issues at the key intersection of New Dookie Road and Drummond Road.

The Drummond Road drainage upgrade involved installing new drainage pipes, stormwater pits, concrete kerbing, and resurfacing sections of the road.

The contract for these works was awarded at the Ordinary Council Meeting in August 2024 to Mawson Constructions Pty Ltd.

Timeline of works

  • Completed works - December 2024

    Construction of the new drainage system in Drummond Road from Joseph Baldwin Place is complete, with asphalting of the works undertaken to date.

  • Completed works - January 2025

    The installation of pits and pipes along Drummond Road is completed and that Drummond Road is temporarily reopened with speed  restrictions in place.

  • Completed works - February 2025

    The installation of pits and pipes along New Dookie Road within the traffic island and the left hand turn lane into Drummond Road from New Dookie Road is completed.

  • Remaining works

    Further works including stormwater connection, water main replacement and asphalting remain to be completed at the intersection of Drummond and New Dookie Road. These works will require temporary closure of the intersection. The timing of these works will be advised in advance once known.

    Drummond Road and New Dookie Road continue to operate with speed restrictions in place. Access to businesses within the vicinity of the works will be maintained throughout the construction period.

Have a question or concern?

For further information please contact Council’s Project Manager for any queries via phone (03) 5832 9700 or mail projects@shepparton.vic.gov.au 

These works are fully funded by the Australian Government’s Roads to Recovery (RTR) Program.