Huskisson - Raised Pedestrian Crossings

Owen Street, Currambene Street, and Hawke Street, Huskisson.
Funding under the Get NSW Active program, Shoalhaven City Council is excited to announce the commencement of a new pedestrian safety initiative in Huskisson.

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The latest

28/08/2026 - The construction tender has been evaluated, and a report is being prepared for submission to the September 2026 Council Meeting.

About the project

Owen Street, Currambene Street, and Hawke Street, Huskisson - Raised Pedestrian Crossings

Council has secured $880,000 through a Transport for NSW grant to support walking and cycling in regional NSW. This funding will be used to construct four raised ‘wombat’ pedestrian crossings at key locations in Huskisson:

  • Two mid-block crossings on Owen Street
  • One crossing on Currambene Street at the intersection with Owen Street
  • One crossing on Hawke Street

Project Features

  • Raised pedestrian crossings (3m–4m wide)
  • Upgraded lighting for improved visibility
  • Kerb and gutter works including drainage
  • Landscaping to guide pedestrian movement and enhance aesthetics
  • New parking spaces along Hawke Street to offset any lost due to construction

 

History 2025 / 2026

July 2026 - Construction tender was released and closes late July. Evaluation of submission to commence following tender period closure.

May to June 2026 - Design has been completed. Council liaising with funding body to begin tender process.

October to April 2026 - Draft Design was reviewed, iterations being made based on Council feedback and other stakeholder. Utility and service providers consulted and approvals sought.

September 2025 to February 2026 - Detailed design phase started including investigations and survey. During this period design progressed to a completed draft.

July 2025 - Council is currently in the process of seeking quotes for the design of the crossings.

 

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