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Upgrade for Deer Park reserve

Deer Park’s Robert Bruce Reserve will become safer and more accessible, following a $1.2 million upgrade.

Brimbank council and the state government will each contribute $612,000 towards the upgrade.

Council said the upgraded facility will include two new player change rooms, two new umpire change rooms, a ew Disability Discrimination Act compliant (DDA) toilet facility with a baby change space, and a first aid room.

The facility is designed to lessen significant barriers to participation, by creating an inclusive and inviting space for participants and spectators to enjoy, according to council.

Council expects the upgraded amenities will increase community participation and encourage more females, juniors, and people with a disability to use the space.

Works on the facility will start later this year and are expected to be completed in mid-2023.

Mayor Jasmine Nguyen said the reserve’s flexible design will create an inclusive environment for females, juniors and people with diverse abilities.

“The new amenities will provide a useful and welcoming space for under-represented groups within the community to call home,” she said.

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