Upgrade Jamberoo Skatepark

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Huon Burling and 19 others have signed recently.

The issue

Jamberoo, a vibrant community nestled in New South Wales, Australia, is home to enthusiastic skaters of all ages. However, the current state of the Jamberoo Skatepark does not reflect the dynamic spirit of its users. Built several years ago, the skatepark's facilities are now outdated, limiting the potential for both recreation and development of skating talents in the area.

An upgrade to the Jamberoo Skatepark will not only cater to the growing number of skaters but also enhance safety and accessibility for everyone who uses the park. The existing infrastructure shows signs of wear and tear, which poses unnecessary risks to skaters, especially young children and beginners. Moreover, a revitalized skatepark can serve as a hub for healthy outdoor activity, encouraging more people to engage in physical fitness and social interaction.

According to Skate Australia, upgraded skateparks increase participation by providing a safe and welcoming environment for both amateur and professional skaters. The inclusion of modern design elements such as smooth concrete surfaces, varied ramps, and rails can offer diverse opportunities for learning and performing new skating tricks. Furthermore, adding shaded areas and seating will accommodate spectators and offer rest for participants.

Investing in the upgrade of the Jamberoo Skatepark aligns with Kiama Municipality's commitment to fostering a supportive community. It emphasizes the importance of promoting active lifestyles and supporting youth engagement. Considering these benefits, we urge the local government to prioritize funding and resources for this essential project.

Sign this petition to support the enhancement of the Jamberoo Skatepark and contribute to creating a safer, more exciting, and inclusive recreational space for everyone in our community. Together, we can create a skatepark that not only meets current needs but also inspires future generations of skaters.

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Recent signers:
Huon Burling and 19 others have signed recently.

The issue

Jamberoo, a vibrant community nestled in New South Wales, Australia, is home to enthusiastic skaters of all ages. However, the current state of the Jamberoo Skatepark does not reflect the dynamic spirit of its users. Built several years ago, the skatepark's facilities are now outdated, limiting the potential for both recreation and development of skating talents in the area.

An upgrade to the Jamberoo Skatepark will not only cater to the growing number of skaters but also enhance safety and accessibility for everyone who uses the park. The existing infrastructure shows signs of wear and tear, which poses unnecessary risks to skaters, especially young children and beginners. Moreover, a revitalized skatepark can serve as a hub for healthy outdoor activity, encouraging more people to engage in physical fitness and social interaction.

According to Skate Australia, upgraded skateparks increase participation by providing a safe and welcoming environment for both amateur and professional skaters. The inclusion of modern design elements such as smooth concrete surfaces, varied ramps, and rails can offer diverse opportunities for learning and performing new skating tricks. Furthermore, adding shaded areas and seating will accommodate spectators and offer rest for participants.

Investing in the upgrade of the Jamberoo Skatepark aligns with Kiama Municipality's commitment to fostering a supportive community. It emphasizes the importance of promoting active lifestyles and supporting youth engagement. Considering these benefits, we urge the local government to prioritize funding and resources for this essential project.

Sign this petition to support the enhancement of the Jamberoo Skatepark and contribute to creating a safer, more exciting, and inclusive recreational space for everyone in our community. Together, we can create a skatepark that not only meets current needs but also inspires future generations of skaters.

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Petition created on 28 June 2025