Report a road issue
Council maintains most local roads and footpaths within our municipality to keep them safe and functional.
Some major arterial roads are managed by VicRoads (Transport Victoria). These typically include key highways and main traffic routes such as:
- Calder Highway (Fifteenth Street)
- Sturt Highway (Deakin Avenue)
- Sections of Seventh Street and Eleventh Street
- Ranfurly Way
If you’re unsure who is responsible for a road, you can check using the Transport Victoria map.
Reporting an Issue on a VicRoads managed road
If the issue is on a VicRoads road, you can report it directly to Transport Victoria.
Common issues to report:
- Potholes
- Faded line marking
- Fallen or damaged signage
- Rubbish or overgrown vegetation
- Graffiti
- General road enquiries
Before reporting, have the following ready:
- Exact location of the issue
- Date and time it occurred
- Your contact details (if you would like updates)
- Any additional details to help explain the issue
How to report:
Reporting an Issue on a Council Road
Council is responsible for the majority of roads in the municipality. If the issue is on a Council-managed road or footpath, you can report it to us.
Common issues to report:
- Potholes
- Damaged road surfaces (e.g. collapsed areas, speed humps)
- Uneven or damaged footpaths
- Damaged kerb and channel
- Damaged street furniture (e.g. bench seats)
- Sign posts (excluding light poles and telegraph poles)
How to report: