Sunshine Coast Council

Mark a spot in your calendar. Your chance to have a say on the best public transport options for our region kicks off on 28 April 2021. Over an eight-week period until 22 June 2021, residents and visitors will have the opportunity to provide their valuable feedback on a range of options being considered in a draft Mass Transit Options Analysis report.

Sunshine Coast Council is calling for engagement specialists to submit tenders to prepare and deliver a community engagement strategy for the Sunshine Coast mass transit business case.

Residents will have a chance to provide further input into a proposed Sunshine Coast mass transit system. Their views, expertise and ideas will help shape this critical public transport solution for our region.

A Mass Transit project update has been planned for a Special Meeting of council on August 27 and will include the core principles of the community engagement plan for the remainder of the time while planning for this project remained with council.

Addressing the Sunshine Coast’s public transport needs is a crucial component in securing the future liveability and prosperity of our region.

Moving around our region efficiently and sustainably as our population continues to grow is essential if we are to maintain the liveability and productivity of our region.

Sunshine Coast Council today endorsed a strategic business case for a new mass transit system to cater for a growing region.

The draft strategic business case for a new mass transit system to cater for a growing region will be considered by Sunshine Coast Council at its July Ordinary Meeting (Thursday, July 25).

The blueprint for the largest ever expansion of public transport on the Sunshine Coast will be created under a planning partnership between the Palaszczuk Government and Sunshine Coast Regional Council.

Sunshine Coast Mayor Mark Jamieson has welcomed the release of the Olympic Feasibility Report commissioned by the Council of Mayors (SEQ).