Cleaning teams remained highly active across the precinct this month. Approximately 700 refuse bags were collected in June, and daily maintenance has ensured that key routes remain safe and clear.
Daily Maintenance a Key Priority
Routine maintenance programmes continued without interruption, with teams focusing on:
- Verge cutting across major routes and off-ramp banks
- Road sweeping along Bridge City Boulevard and surrounding roads
- Weed removal from retaining walls, bridges and public spaces
- Garden bed maintenance and tree trimming in high-visibility areas
Stormwater System Maintenance Supports Functionality
In addition to surface-level cleaning, the team focused on clearing stormwater drains Bridge City Boulevard, Iqola Road and Bhejane Road, helping to prevent blockages and ensure efficient water flow during winter conditions.
3 Targeted Interventions to Improve Visibility and Safety
Specific interventions during the month included:
- Removal of trees to improve CCTV visibility near the hospital precinct
- Clearing of hanging vegetation on bridges
- Ongoing weed control in hard-to-reach and structural areas
The continued presence of teams on the ground, combined with structured maintenance programmes, has ensured that Bridge City remains tidy, functional and ready for daily activity.
