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Marie Andrews - Member for Gosford

The NSW Government continues to contribute towards improving facilities on the Woy Woy Peninsula.

Over the past 12 months projects fully or partially funded by the State Government have included:

Commencement of a new $2.1 million trade school, focussing on nursing and allied health services at Brisbane Water Secondary College (Woy Woy Campus)

$650,000 towards the new Yaringaa Dementia Day Care Centre in Woy Woy;

Allocation of $800,000 towards improving safety in Glenrock Pde and Nimala Ave at Koolewong Railway Crossing;

$215,500 to extend the Woy Woy to Ettalong Beach foreshore cycleway as part of the NSW Government's Coastline Cycleway Program;

$450,000 for road sealing, sign and safety improvements on Woy Woy Rd;

$200,000 for roof upgrade at Woy Woy Public School;

$120,000 for toilet upgrade at Ettalong Public School;

$75,000 for sewerage upgrade at Brisbane Water Secondary College Woy Woy Campus;

$178,500 towards Gosford Council's new water recycling plant located at the wastewater treatment works, South Woy Woy;

Installation of flashing lights in 40 kph school zones in Blackwall Rd and Ocean Beach Rd outside Woy Woy and South Woy Woy public schools;

Repainting of Woy Woy railway station;

$21,900 to extend amenities at Rogers Park, Woy Woy, to include a club room and verandah;

$200,000 for a roundabout at Gallipoli Ave and Springwood St, Blackwall; and

Subject to approval from Gosford Council, construction of 310 additional commuter car park spaces at Woy Woy, including an increase in the number of disabled parking spaces.

Investment in our local infrastructure helps support local jobs while simultaneously building a better future for our community.

These projects form part of the NSW Government's $62.9 billion infrastructure investment program for the next four years - the largest investment of any state, supporting 160,000 jobs each year.

This program has been crucial in creating and maintaining jobs during the global economic downturn.

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