Streets Alive

The City of Subiaco has received a grant as part of ‘Streets Alive’; a State Government funding program.

The program focuses on road safety improvements and speed reduction to help save lives and reduce injuries for all road users, including pedestrians and cyclists.

The intersection of Rokeby Road and Barker Road in Subiaco has been identified as an area in need of road safety improvement. The City is would like to explore ways to improve road safety at this location.

During this project the City will be engaging with local residents, business owners, and other key stakeholders. The City will work with the group to jointly explore the problem at this intersection and workshop potential solutions to increase safety for all road users.

If you feel passionately about safety improvement in Subiaco and want to share your local knowledge to create a safer town centre, we would love to hear from you.

How to be involved

The City is working with Aha! a community consultation agency to undertake intercept interviews in the streets and businesses surrounding the intersection on:

• Friday 29 November from 2pm to 3pm - primarily focusing on business interviews
• Saturday 30 November 8am to 11am - pedestrian interviews

In addition to this, if you want to provide your feedback or find out more, please fill in the submission form below, or contact us at engagement@subiaco.wa.gov.au or 9237 9222.