Croydon Main Street Revitalisation

Project categoryAssets and infrastructure
StatusConsultation complete
Approx. start dateConstruction planned to commence September 2026

Council was successful in a grant application for funding from the Australian Government’s Thriving Suburbs Program, for the $15 million Croydon Main Street Revitalisation project.

The Australian Government will fund $7.5 million alongside Council’s own funding commitment of $7.5 million.

The grant application was informed by Council’s ongoing engagement with traders and their needs and aspirations for Main Street now and into the future.

Work schedule

Works are underway at Croydon Main Street to revitalise the precinct. Information on construction staging and timing is now available.

Construction staging

Stage 1: September to December 2026
- Main Street, north of Lacey Street
- Northern section of Lacey Street
Stage 2: November 2026 to February 2027
- Main Street, south of Devon Street
- Northern section of Mount Dandenong Road
Stage 3: January to May 2027
- Main Street from Devon Street to Hewish Road
- Including Croydon Town Square
Stage 4: May to August 2027
- Main Street between Hewish Road and Lacey Street
- Both sides of Hewish Road from Main Street to the carpark

The above timeframes are pending service authority approvals, weather conditions and are subject to change.

Find out more at the Your Say webpage.

Croydon Community Wellbeing Precinct

The Croydon Main Street Revitalisation project will also improve connections between Croydon Main Street and the Croydon Community Wellbeing Precinct (CCWP). The CCWP will be a place of connection and a beacon for wellbeing which will feature integrated indoor and outdoor spaces that provide opportunities for activation, inspiration and empowerment. It will be home to several vital Council and community services, attracting thousands of visitors a week.

The next stage of this project is currently progressing, with works underway to on the new hubs. Learn more about the Croydon Community Wellbeing Precinct project.