Community Infrastructure Strategy

August 2025

Consultation period closed

Help us refresh and plan for the future of our City’s community infrastructure!

As the City of Parramatta continues to grow, we want to make sure that our parks, playgrounds, libraries, and other community spaces grow and adapt with it. To ensure that we are well-placed to prepare for this growth, we map out our current infrastructure and future needs in the Community Infrastructure Strategy (CIS).

Last updated in 2020, the CIS identifies gaps in community infrastructure and provides recommendations on what needs to be delivered and where. We are now in the early stages of updating this long-term plan and are looking for community input on community infrastructure priorities across the City of Parramatta local government area.

From parks and play spaces to aquatic centres, community hubs, and childcare facilities, we want to know what matters to you, what’s working well, and what could be better.

Your feedback will help us make decisions that reflect the needs of our community, now and into the future.

Community infrastructure refers to:

  • Libraries
  • Community spaces (e.g. community hubs, halls, Scout and Guide halls)
  • Indoor sports and recreation centre
  • Aquatic facility
  • Parks
  • Sportsgrounds
  • Play spaces
  • Community gardens
  • Council-owned child care centres

Please note that car parks, civic plazas (such as Parramatta Square and Centenary Square), schools, hospitals, and public transport are not covered within the CIS. For a more detailed explanation of what community infrastructure includes, click here.


Next steps

Following the conclusion of stage one consultation, all feedback will be collated and reviewed to help inform the drafting of the updated CIS, which is anticipated to be placed on public exhibition in mid-late 2026.

Check out your map comments

  • Feedback Map

    Thanks for your great input! Our official feedback period has ended, but feel free to keep exploring the map and see what the community has shared.