3.13 Wollondilly
Bargo community a step closer to new ambulance stationThe Wollondilly community is a step closer to having a new purpose-built ambulance station at Bargo following the purchase of a site at 150 Great Southern Road. New ambulance stations are located at places which optimise ambulance response performance times and meet the needs of local community. NSW Ambulance identified Bargo as a high-priority location following a comprehensive service planning process using best-practice modelling software to map Triple Zero calls. The new Bargo Ambulance Station is being delivered as part of the NSW Government’s $615.5 million NSW Ambulance Infrastructure Program, which will deliver 30 additional ambulance stations and supporting infrastructure across Sydney, the Central Coast, Newcastle and Wollongong over the coming years, boosting frontline emergency ambulance care. |
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Education
- Additional investment towards a new high school at Wilton.
- Work is ongoing to progress delivery of the NSW Government’s 100 public preschools commitment at the new primary school being delivered at Wilton.
- Investment in attracting and retaining teachers led to schools in Wollondilly starting the 2025 school year with 41.7 per cent fewer vacancies than the same time in 2023, and 63.2 per cent fewer vacancies from the peak of the teacher shortage crisis.
Transport
Continuing to deliver better roads for Wollondilly:
- $93.0 million over four years for the planning of West and South West Sydney roads, jointly funded by the NSW and Australian Government
- $79.2 million over four years for the Picton Road upgrade, jointly funded by the NSW and Australian Governments
- $16.3 million over four years for planning work for the Picton Bypass
- bus services will be introduced between Wilton and Campbelltown.
Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water
Continuation of the:
- investment of $390.1 million over the next four years in water, wastewater and recycled water infrastructure in the Wilton area. This includes upgrading the Bingara Gorge Water Resource Recovery Facility to support population growth in the area
- $96.0 million for Picton Wastewater Management to support housing growth and maintain local waterway health in the Picton area.
Planning, Housing and Infrastructure
- Continuation of Landcom’s $1.3 billion investment in the North Wilton housing project.
Local commitments
- Investing in green spaces with $0.7 million towards the implementation of the first stages of the Thirlmere Memorial Park Master Plan (Australian Government funded).
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