- Works at Hartfield Park Sporting Complex completed with $700,000 Cook Labor Government investment
- Collaboration between State Government, City of Kalamunda, and the Commonwealth Government
- Part of the Cook Labor Government's PlayOn WA initiative to deliver 2,030 community sport and recreation infrastructure items by 2030 and promote active, healthy lifestyles
Upgrades at the City of Kalamunda's Hartfield Park Sporting Complex are complete, supported by a $620,000 Cook Labor Government Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund (CSRFF) grant and $80,000 in election commitments.
The completed works include upgrades to the Kalamunda Bulldogs Rugby League club rooms, with new change rooms, umpire change rooms, a first aid room, accessible toilet facilities, and a pavilion refurbishment.
The Cook Labor Government's $700,000 investment is delivering a modern, accessible sport and recreation space to meet the growing need for unisex changing rooms at Hartfield Park and deliver fit-for-purpose, co-located facilities which support the long-term sustainability of local sports clubs.
Work is continuing across the broader Hartfield Park redevelopment, with construction of a new shared pavilion for the Forrestfield Football Club and the Little Athletics Club underway and expected to be complete next year.
Little Athletics long jump pits and throwing circles for discus and shot put have also been completed, with remaining works expected to be finished by mid-2027.
As stated by Sport and Recreation Minister Rita Saffioti:
"This is an exciting development for the City of Kalamunda and represents our government's commitment to providing local communities with the quality sporting infrastructure they need to thrive.
"The Cook Labor Government is proud to support Hartfield Park's new sporting complex, and we look forward to seeing the community come together to exercise, compete, and enjoy these new facilities for many years to come."
As stated by Forrestfield MLA Stephen Price:
"These upgraded facilities are a fantastic outcome for our local community and the many clubs and volunteers who call Hartfield Park home.
"The new pavilion and upgraded amenities will help ensure local sporting groups have modern, accessible facilities that can support growing participation for years to come.
"I'm proud to see this investment supporting community sport in Forrestfield and creating a welcoming space for people of all ages and abilities to come together, stay active and connect."
