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THE LOCAL FILE

Ellenbrook

6069 · City of Swan

Deep monitoring

A major growth centre where large civic projects, town-centre access and metropolitan planning decisions are changing the practical shape of the area.

Our local file draws on council, planning and project records. Each item carries its date and original source.

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LAST REVIEWED

31 August 2026 at 6:52 am AWST

NEXT REVIEW

3 September 2026 at 7:00 am AWST

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MARCH–AUGUST 2026 · LOCAL HIGHLIGHTS

The six-month local file

The decisions, projects and deadlines most likely to matter locally. Older context appears only where it helps explain what is happening now.

Infrastructure · Construction active in 2026

$145 million Swan Active Ellenbrook is under construction

Construction began in February on the regional aquatic and recreation centre north of Ellenbrook Station, with opening expected near the end of 2027.

WHY IT MATTERS

This is the City of Swan's largest project and will materially expand regional sport, recreation and family facilities close to the rail terminus.

WHAT TO DO

Track construction milestones, access changes and the confirmed opening program rather than treating the target date as guaranteed.

Interested in the full story? Read it at the original source.

City of Swan

Decision · Opened 31 Jan 2026

$9 million Ellenbrook Community Centre opened

The Cashman Avenue centre reached completion and opened to the public at the end of January 2026.

WHY IT MATTERS

Unlike a promise or funding announcement, this is a delivered community facility now available to residents and local groups.

WHAT TO DO

Check current programs, bookings and access arrangements directly with the City.

Interested in the full story? Read it at the original source.

City of Swan

Watch · Consultation closed

Town-centre parking contribution plan awaits its next step

Consultation on a proposed payment-in-lieu-of-parking plan has closed. The draft would direct eligible contributions from future developments toward walking, cycling, shade and streetscape improvements.

WHY IT MATTERS

The final plan could change how some new town-centre developments meet parking obligations and how alternative-access improvements are funded.

WHAT TO DO

Watch for the consultation outcome and any adopted plan; the closed draft is not yet a final rule.

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Swan Engage