Roads and Footpaths

1. Road maintenance

We are responsible for around 1,600 kilometres of road throughout the local government area. 752km is unsealed and the remaining 915km is sealed in various formats. We hold an ongoing contract with the NSW Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) for the provision of road maintenance and construction services on the State road network within our local government area and part of the Goulburn Mulwaree local government area.

2. Grading Schedule for Unsealed Roads

Council undertakes grading of unsealed roads in accordance with the Unsealed Road Maintenance - Grading Policy.(PDF, 190KB) The grading schedule takes into account factors impacting on the performance of the road network including traffic, terrain, budget and gravel quality and quantity.

The schedule indicates the roads to be graded. However, there are times (e.g. during prolonged wet or dry weather) where the condition of unsealed roads may deteriorate and motorists will need to drive to the prevailing conditions. It should be noted that this schedule is only a guide and may be affected by weather and availability of resources.

Roads to be graded during October 2021

• Beverley Hills Road
• Butmaroo Road
• Charleys Forest Road
• Collector Road
• Gidleigh Lane
• Hoskinstown Road (between Foxlow Bridge and Captains Flat Road)
• Lighthouse Road
• Lilydale Road
• Morgans Road
• Nerriga Road
• Railway Street
• Urila Road
• Woolcara lane

Grading completed September 2021

Crews completed grading in the following areas during September:

• Bombay Road
• Burrows Lane
• Catholic Cemetery Road
• Farrington Road
• Hawthorne Lane
• King Street
• Lake Road
• Little Bombay Road
• Majors Creek Mountain Road
• Millpost Lane
• Mount Elrington Road
• Mulloon Fire Trail
• Nerriga Road (Cookanulla Road to start of sealed section)
• Peters Street
• Saleyards Lane
• Tally Ho Road
• Turrallo Terrace
• Williamsdale Road

Download the unsealed road grading schedule here(PDF, 176KB).

Should road users identify a particular problem or are concerned about the significant deterioration of a road, please contact us and we will arrange for an inspection. You can also report this online here.

Maintenance grading completed August 2021

3. Disaster funded road repairs

We have received funding to assist with road repairs. You can able to view the roads which will be repaired from this funding below.

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4. Local roads resealing and rehabilitation program

Each year we undertaken resealing and rehabilitation of the local road network. Work is completed between the months of October-March each year.

5. Footpaths

We are also responsible for the maintenance of footpaths. Each year we undertake repairs, maintenance and construct new footpaths in line with our Pedestrian Access and Mobility Plan.

6. CityCare

To address a shortfall in asset maintenance, the former Queanbeyan City Council gained approval for a one-off 5.8% Special Rate Variation in 2010-11. This Special Rate Variation, known as the CityCARE Levy, funds upgrades and maintenance to Queanbeyan’s roads, footpaths, parks and sportsfields.

In regards to roads, Council allocates approximately $650,000-$700,000 towards pavement rehabilitation and bitumen resealing of the Queanbeyan road network. An additional $250,000 (approximately) is allocated to footpath maintenance and replacement. This funding is on top of the regular maintenance works that Council undertakes in the Queanbeyan area.

7. Report a Problem

You can report a problem to Council, including potholes or damaged footpaths by:

• Using the Snap Send Solve app. This is available for download at the Apple app store or Google play.
• Report an issue online here or call us on: 1300 735 025.