Sunbury Residents Association Inc
The Residents Association is made up a group of local community members dedicated to enhancing the facilities and services in our local community.
- This '4 Sunbury ' website is an initiative of SRA to engage with members of the Sunbury community.
- SRA is developing opportunities for local residents to express their thoughts on Infrastructure and services they believe are needed for our community.
- SRA also promotes activites via its facebook page. Pleas e follow us.
- Keep an eye on our local council projects. Council Projects
Events
SRA and supported events.
- Sunbury Waste Incinerator Proposal
Get involved in the next community meeting to oppose the Waste to Energy incinerator proposal at HiQ being pushed by the State Government. Join the meeting at the Sunbury Library (GLC) at 5:30pm on Thursday 2nd October.
Initiatives
The SRA has a number of initiatives it is presently engaged in support the community at large:
Sunbury Waste to Energy HiQ
SRA is keen for local community members to get involved in the proposed Waste to Energy plant at HiQ by attending meetings and checking online forums. Take a look at Sunbury Life and Sunbury Life 26 September 25
Sunbury Station Lifts Campaign
SRA is keen to see lifts added to the Sunbury Railway Station to provide accessible access for all users. Sunbury is one of the last stations on the Met Sunbury Line to have this feature and it would resolve many issues for local residents. Watch out for our upcoming petition. Whilst this is a State Government investment we request our local council to advocate on our behalf.Sign our petition Change.org Petition
The petition was presented to local member Josh Bull on 6th June 2024 - as yet there has been no feedback.
Sunbury Bus Services
SRA is keen to see Bus Services urgently reviewed to support residents being able to move around our community freely and in a timely manner. Whilst this is a State Government investment we request our local council to continue advocate on our behalf.
Westgate Tunnel Toxic Soil
Now the decision has been made SRA along with other community groups will be working to ensure the highest possible safeguards are in place and that regular and open reporting of activity is maintained.
Refer Ecohub and Hi-Quality for updates from Hi-Qualtiy.Railway Crossing Removal
SRA worked o obtain and share information of the plans for the project so that the cmmunity is aware of the impact on everyday activities including local traffic, business and parking etc for the duration of the project.
Refer to the Big Build Website for further updates.Bus Stops
There are a number of bus stops across the town that are without appropriate shelters for passengers.
Parking
The new station CarPark is now complete and opened and SRA was vocal in support for this initiative commencing after seemingly many years of delay. SRA remains interested to see the final cost reports noting that the initial estiamte of $25M was revised to $36M.
Sunbury Bulla Road Tip
EPA worked with EPA and other community groups to provide updates on the timing of the recitifcation works along Sunbury Bulla Road.
Sunbury Ashes Museum and Community Information Centre
SRA participated in many Council lead forums on requirements for a relocated George Evans Museum and bringing the collections back into public access.