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Major Projects

Broome Boating Facility

Improved boating facilities are required to address safety and access issues in Broome and these improvements have been requested by the Broome Community over many years.

Broome Recreation & Aquatic Centre Redevelopment

The BRAC Redevelopment includes the construction of new facilities and refurbishment of existing dry facilities to complement the aquatic area.

Broome Townsite Coastal Hazard Risk Management and Adaptation Plan

A plan is being developed that will help the Broome community manage the risk of coastal inundation and erosion into the future.

Cable Beach Foreshore Redevelopment

The Cable Beach Foreshore Redevelopment will transform Cable Beach Foreshore into a globally recognised waterfront precinct.

Major Road Projects

An overview of recent major road projects.

The McMahon Estate Development is a project outlined in the Shire's Corporate Business Plan that enables detailed investigations into feasibility, design, costing and valuation of an in-fill development on Reserve 41551, Reid Road, Cable Beach.

Regional Resource Recovery Park

An overview of the Regional Resource Recovery Park project with a Frequently Asked Questions section included.

Chinatown Revitalisation Project

The Chinatown Revitalisation Project is delivering transformational projects to reinforce Chinatown as the cultural, historical and commercial centre of Broome.

Town Beach Masterplan

The Town Beach Masterplan is a construction project to refresh the precinct through improvements to public infrastructure including play areas, greenspace, water parks and the jetty.

Town Beach Café Redevelopment

The Shire of Broome will be seeking Expressions of Interest for the redevelopment and management of the iconic Town Beach Café in Broome, Western Australia.

Broome Turf Club Masterplan 2023

The Shire of the Broome and the Broome Turf Club have worked together to create a master plan for the Broome Turf Club facility to guide the future growth and development at the site.