The City of Casey is thrilled to announce the completion of the Hallam Recreation Reserve redevelopment project, which includes a renewed and remodelled building with a new community room, kitchen, office, and public amenities.
City of Casey Mayor Cr Stefan Koomen shared his excitement about the new facility, stating, “It is amazing to see how the existing building and extension have come together with a new facade and external concreting to create a brand-new facility.
“This will empower tenant clubs to provide more opportunities for local community members to engage in physical activity for their health and wellbeing.”
With Construction starting in August 2024 the redevelopment project has transformed the Hallam Recreation Reserve into a modern and welcoming space for the community. The new community room and kitchen will serve as a hub for local events and gatherings, while the office and public amenities will enhance the facility's overall functionality. Total project cost was $2.1 million, with $1 million contributed by the Victorian Government.
The City of Casey is committed to supporting local sports and recreation. The new facilities at Hallam Recreation Reserve will provide a vibrant and inclusive space for residents to come together, stay active, and build lasting connections.
Photo caption: Pictured from left to right are - Cr. Melinda Ambros, Michael Hawking (Life Member, Hallam Kalora Park Cricket Club), Mayor Cr Stefan Koomen, Belinda Wilson MP, Cheryl Hawking (Life Member, Hallam Kalora Park Cricket Club), Jack Sharlassian (President, Hallam Football Netball Club)