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We maintain more than 1200 kilometres of sealed roads and 390 kilometres of unsealed roads within our municipality.

The City of Ballarat maintains 1,093 kilometres of sealed roads and 382 kilometres of unsealed roads across the municipality.

Any works that involve digging in the road reserve require consent. To excavate any part of the road reserve you must apply to the coordinating road authority. For roads belonging to the City of Ballarat you can apply for the permit online or in person at our Customer Service Centre. You must also conduct a Dial Before You Dig search to locate underground services. Upon receipt of an application, one of our Asset Surveil...

The City of Ballarat is embarking on a major investment to improve our 1,200 kilometres of sealed roads. Increased traffic and wet weather have damaged our road network. Our Sealed Roads team has been working throughout summer to repair our roads in preparation for the winter ahead.

The most prestigious national event on the Australian cycling calendar returns to Ballarat and Buninyong this summer with the Federation University Road National Championships from 8 to 12 January.

As winter weather leads to more potholes on our roads, the City of Ballarat is preparing to ramp up repairs to keep our residential roads safe for our community.

The push is on to secure funding for the next stage of Ballarat Link Road, including the duplication of Dyson Drive. The Link Road is an essential plank in Ballarat’s future economic growth. When complete, it will provide a connection between the Western Freeway, Ballarat West Employment Zone, the Ballarat West Growth Area, through to the Glenelg Highway and Victoria’s south west, and the Midland Highway.