Road Work Programs

Narrabri Shire Council 's road work programs are a guide only, as Council continually assesses roads and prioritises activities.

The timing of works is subject to emerging priorities and weather events.

Road Maintenance Program

Roads Maintenance Program - w/c 23 March 2026(PDF, 221KB)

Road resealing program

Council’s annual Road Reseal Program will get underway from Monday, 9 March 2026, with almost 34km of road sections to be resealed across the Shire in Boggabri, Narrabri and Wee Waa.

This annual program helps protect road surfaces from wear and weather - maintaining and extending the life of our sealed road network.

Resealing works will be taking place at:

Boggabri

  • Rangari Road
  • Caloola Road
  • Blairmore Road
  • Laidlaw Street (between Grantham and Caxton streets)
  • Laidlaw Street (between Brent and Dalton streets)

Narrabri

  • Narrabri Airport
  • Stafford Drive
  • Whiting Drive
  • Noeline Close
  • Stoney Creek Road
  • Jacks Creek Road
  • Berrigal Road
  • Walowa Street
  • Belar Street
  • Droubalgie Street
  • Maitland Street
  • Wukawa Street

Wee Waa

  • Doreen Lane
  • Pilliga Road
  • Cowper Street (between Church and Charles streets)
  • Cowper Street (between Church and George streets)
  • Church Street
  • Nelson Street
  • George Street (between Boundary and Mitchell streets)
  • George Street (between Mitchell and Rose streets)
  • Charles Street

Road users are reminded that:

  • They may be liable for any damage that they cause to a road that is closed to their vehicle type.
  • Travelling on roads covered with water is extremely dangerous and should be avoided.
  • Road conditions can change without warning and drivers should travel with caution.
  • Unsealed roads damage very easily when they are wet and only essential journeys should be undertaken until these roads dry out.
  • Repairs to damaged roads are not usually possible until the roads and gravel stockpiles begin to dry out.
  • Council prioritises repairs, with high traffic roads usually receiving attention first.

 

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