Maintenance of Bungarribee Community Hub Lighting


Maintenance of Bungarribee Community Hub Lighting
The issue
Bungarribee Community Hub and the surrounding walking path on the park side are vital parts of our community, providing a safe and welcoming environment for residents and visitors alike. These spaces are not just paths and buildings; they represent a place where friendships are fostered, community events are held, people exercise and where everyone, from children to the elderly, can enjoy the beauty and tranquility of our neighbourhood.
Unfortunately, many of us have noticed a growing issue that needs immediate attention: the outdoor lights around the Bungarribee Community Hub and its walking paths on the park side are not consistently working throughout the year. This lack of proper lighting poses several safety risks, especially after sunset, making these areas less accessible for those who wish to use them in the evenings.
For the safety of all residents and visitors, it's crucial that these outdoor lights be maintained to be operational every evening throughout the year. Reliable lighting is essential, not just for visibility, but for ensuring the safety and security of everyone who utilises these communal spaces. Adequate lighting can reduce crime rates, help prevent accidents and enhance the comfort and safety level of those who wish to use these facilities after dark.
The local council and facility management must prioritise the maintenance of these lights. Implementing a regular maintenance schedule and allocating the necessary resources can ensure that these lights are functioning correctly, providing peace of mind and enabling more community engagement in evening activities.
By signing this petition, you help us urge Blacktown City Council to take this necessary action, thus preserving the safety and enjoyment of our cherished community hub and its surrounding paths. Please sign this petition to support this crucial cause and keep our community hub safe and welcoming for everyone. Please also share it with others to sign.

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The issue
Bungarribee Community Hub and the surrounding walking path on the park side are vital parts of our community, providing a safe and welcoming environment for residents and visitors alike. These spaces are not just paths and buildings; they represent a place where friendships are fostered, community events are held, people exercise and where everyone, from children to the elderly, can enjoy the beauty and tranquility of our neighbourhood.
Unfortunately, many of us have noticed a growing issue that needs immediate attention: the outdoor lights around the Bungarribee Community Hub and its walking paths on the park side are not consistently working throughout the year. This lack of proper lighting poses several safety risks, especially after sunset, making these areas less accessible for those who wish to use them in the evenings.
For the safety of all residents and visitors, it's crucial that these outdoor lights be maintained to be operational every evening throughout the year. Reliable lighting is essential, not just for visibility, but for ensuring the safety and security of everyone who utilises these communal spaces. Adequate lighting can reduce crime rates, help prevent accidents and enhance the comfort and safety level of those who wish to use these facilities after dark.
The local council and facility management must prioritise the maintenance of these lights. Implementing a regular maintenance schedule and allocating the necessary resources can ensure that these lights are functioning correctly, providing peace of mind and enabling more community engagement in evening activities.
By signing this petition, you help us urge Blacktown City Council to take this necessary action, thus preserving the safety and enjoyment of our cherished community hub and its surrounding paths. Please sign this petition to support this crucial cause and keep our community hub safe and welcoming for everyone. Please also share it with others to sign.

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Petition created on 5 March 2026