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       BROADACRES DRIVE ASSOCIATION


       UPDATES: MARCH 2025

       SAFETY AND INFRASTRUCTURE






               he Broadacres Drive Association   INFRASTRUCTURE AND PUBLIC
               (BDA) remains committed to   WORKS
               ensuring the safety and upkeep   Several updates contributed to the long-
       Tof our shared environment. March   term improvement of our shared spaces:
       brought a number of incidents, community   •  Potholes were identified and flagged
       interventions, and important developments   between two key circles, with
       in infrastructure — all part of our continued   photographic evidence provided to
       effort to maintain the high standards   support follow-up.
       expected in the precinct.           •  Ongoing fibre installation by service
                                              providers continued along Broadacres
       SAFETY AND SECURITY OVERVIEW           Drive, with alerts issued when
       BDA reaction officers responded swiftly to a   unfamiliar vehicles were spotted to
       range of events in March, helping to ensure   ensure transparency and safety.
       a safe and well-managed environment.   •  Solar High Mast Lighting: Councillor
       Regular patrols continued, with kilometres   Foley confirmed the installation of the
       logged across both dedicated vehicles   first of three solar-powered streetlights.
       exceeding 3,700km. Highlights from this   Additional lights are scheduled for
       month include:                         installation along Uranium, Winnie
       •  Alarm Activations and Alerts: 16    Mandela, and Broadacres Drive — a
          total alerts were recorded across the   promising step toward safer, more
          month, ranging from panic alarms to   sustainable streets.           The first of three solar high mast street
          infrastructure issues.                                               lights was installed on Winnie Mandela and
       •  Traffic and Vehicle Monitoring: Officers   COMMUNITY AND             Robert Bruce Road recently.
          responded to multiple instances   COMMUNICATION
          involving broken-down vehicles,   We appreciate the active involvement
          unattended cars, and a minor accident.  of residents in reporting issues and
       •  Medical and Emergency Support: A   supporting BDA initiatives. As always, we
          medical incident was swiftly attended to   encourage all members of the community
          in the first week of the month.  to report suspicious activity, service issues,
       •  Taxi and Uber Management: Officers   or hazards via the group channels or
          removed unauthorised or suspicious   directly to our appointed representatives.
          rideshare vehicles from key areas,
          particularly near Dainfern Square and   BDA remains focused on collaborative
          The Fields South.                improvement — whether through rapid
                                           response to emergencies or long-term
       NOTABLE INCIDENTS                   public infrastructure upgrades. Thank you
       Without disclosing specific addresses, we   for your ongoing support.
       can share some of the key issues managed
       during March:                       Together, we ensure Broadacres Drive   Jack and his team from Tlopo Construction
       •  A suspected criminal incident involving   remains a safe, respected, and well-  working at Broadacres Drive and Winnie
          a rideshare vehicle led to immediate   maintained community for all.  Mandela traffic lights to install high mast lights.
          action by Fidelity, with attempts to trace
          and blacklist the vehicle through Uber
          and Vumacam channels.
       •  A minor vehicle accident occurred near
          one of our main circles. No injuries were
          reported, and drivers settled matters
          privately.                                                                                  City Power on
       •  Several alerts were linked to utility work in                                               site attending
          the area, including technicians installing                                                  street lights
          or testing fibre and street lighting.                                                       that were not
       •  A medical emergency was promptly                                                            working on
          managed, with community coordination                                                        Broadacres
          ensuring swift support until additional                                                     Drive
          help arrived.
       •  Noise and obstruction complaints were
          addressed effectively to ensure smooth
          traffic and resident comfort.

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