Paths that move us forward
The City of Charles Sturt currently manages approximately $200 million of path assets across our City.
Path infrastructure, which includes footpaths and access ramps, is constructed to make it safer for the community to walk along main roads, through local streets and in our parks and reserves. They also create important links to shops, facilities, and public transport, making it easier for our community to get around.
Paths can be constructed in many different types of materials and surface treatments including clay, concrete pavers, concrete slabs and bitumen. You may notice in some areas across our City that some paths are constructed of specialised surfaces like exposed aggregate concrete and permeable pavers.
Want to learn more?
- Learn where and when we are expanding our path network on our Paths for the Future page.
- See where we are replacing paths in next 12 months via our Annual Path Renewal Program.
- You can also Request a New Path through our online Customer Portal.
