Council is committed to providing and improving core services and community infrastructure. The current significant projects listed below are aimed at preserving and improving our way of life.
Council often engages the community on major projects. Details of projects currently open for public feedback can be found on the Have Your Say webpage.
- See also our completed major projects for information on other recent significant infrastructure works.
The Cairns City Master Plan guides the positive development of public space in the city centre. More
The Esplanade Dining Precinct project will enhance the best features of the existing Esplanade outdoor dining area. More
A $6.6 million refurbishment will expand the potential of the Court House building as an event and gallery space, while ensuring heritage values are maintained for future generations. More
The Cook St bridge in Portsmith will be replaced in 2020. A 3 month road closure will be required. More
A $10.5 million upgrade will address safety and pedestrian connection issues, as well as introduce attractive tropical landscaping enhancements. More
Part of Magazine St and Arnold St will undergo a major upgrade in 2020. More
Road safety improvements are programmed for Mill Road in Edmonton. More
Our vision to build a continuous walking and cycling link from Palm Cove to Cairns city. More
The Kamerunga Road / Redlynch Intake Road intersection will undergo a major transformation this year. More
The Robert Rd / Bicentennial Rd intersection is being upgraded for traffic signals More
A new roof over centre court at the Cairns International Tennis Centre will allow for wet weather and sun safe use and attract state and regional tournaments. More
$15 million of job-creating capital projects are being fast-tracked under a partnership with the Queensland Government. More
Twelve capital projects will be fast-tracked with funding through the Queensland Government's 2019-2021 W4Q program. More
The new Sewage Pump Station NC1 will allow increased capacity to cater for the growing demand within the catchment and continue to provide a reliable sewer network to the community. More
