Budget highlights 2024/25

The City of Fremantle’s 2024-25 budget focuses on prioritising asset renewal, absorbing rising costs and delivering projects and services to benefit everyone in the community.

Highlights of the 2024/25 budget include:

  • $19m for the delivery of capital projects
  • $110m in operational expenditure for the delivery of services to the community

  • $14.3m towards the operation of our key community services and facilities including the Fremantle Library, Fremantle Leisure Centre, Fremantle Arts Centre and Fremantle Community Legal Centre
  • $10.7m towards parks, landscapes and natural aeras
  • $9.9m towards the delivery of waste and resource recovery initiatives
  • $5.2m towards the ongoing Maintenance of our buildings
  • $2.9m towards the delivery of economic development, tourism marketing and investment attraction initiatives
  • $2.0m towards the delivery of arts, culture and festivals
  • $2.0m towards community safety

  • $3.2m for the completion of South Beach Changerooms
  • $2.9m for investment into our heritage through the commencement of upgrades to the Town Hall, Fremantle Arts Centre, Moore’s Building and Old Fire Station.
  • Investment in our suburbs through $1.0m towards the delivery of upgrades at Samson Park, lighting at Hilton Park (Ken Allen) and continuing to finalise design work for the Hilton Park Masterplan
  • $420K for design of CBD public toilet facilities at Collie Street and Beach Street
  • $2.1m for renewal and upgrade of roads
  • $1.2m investment in renewal of plant and equipment
  • $900K towards renewal of irrigation systems
  • $600K towards ongoing renewal of City buildings
  • $538K towards renewal of footpaths
  • $310k for upgrade of BBQs and provision of additional parking at South Beach
  • $300K towards renewal of street lighting
  • $350K towards coastal adaptation at Port Beach, replacement of the river wall at John Street and natural era fencing in Booyeembara Park

Delivering for residents and ratepayers

Budget 2024–25

 

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The City of Fremantle acknowledges the Whadjuk people as the Traditional Owners of the Fremantle/Walyalup area and we recognise their cultural and heritage beliefs are still important today.

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