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# Scarr Street Revitalisation Project (CBD Upgrade)

> Cloncurry Shire Council received $5,990,000 from Growing Regions Round 2 for this project in Cloncurry, Queensland.

## Project facts

| Fact | Detail |
| --- | --- |
| Applicant | Cloncurry Shire Council |
| Applicant type | Council |
| Round | R2: Growing Regions Round 2 |
| Location | Cloncurry |
| State | Queensland |
| Commonwealth funding approved | $5,990,000 |
| Project type | Town centres |
| Source | [Growing Regions Program Round 2 funded projects (September 2025), page 7](https://www.infrastructure.gov.au/sites/default/files/documents/growing-regions-program-round-2-funded-projects-september-2025.pdf#page=7) |

## What is the project?

The department's Round 2 funded projects list describes it this way:

> The Scarr St Revitalisation Project will deliver improved amenity, accessibility, connectivity and safety for residents and visitors accessing the many services and attractions in and around Scarr Street and the Cloncurry CBD. Through enhancements and upgrades to footpaths, parking, stormwater, kerb and channel, water and sewer, shade and shelter infrastructure, landscape and irrigation, artistic works and so forth, the revitalisation of Scarr Street will deliver on a priority project for Cloncurry and its growing community.

Applicant, location, state and funding are also from that list ([page 7](https://www.infrastructure.gov.au/sites/default/files/documents/growing-regions-program-round-2-funded-projects-september-2025.pdf#page=7)).



## Similar funded projects

- [First Avenue Streetscape](https://growingregions.com.au/funded-projects/first-avenue-streetscape-maroochydore/), Maroochydore QLD: $11,897,600
- [Mission Beach Town Centre Revitalisation Project (Stage 2)](https://growingregions.com.au/funded-projects/mission-beach-town-centre-revitalisation-stage-2/), Mission Beach QLD: $7,924,508
- [Mapoon Streetscape Beautification and Shared Cycle and Pedestrian Path](https://growingregions.com.au/funded-projects/mapoon-streetscape-beautification-and-shared-cycle-and-pedestrian-path/), Mapoon QLD: $1,959,358

## Planning something similar for Round 3?

Round 3 is expected to fund $250,000 to $15 million per project. If you have a similar project in mind, we can help you get the quotes, designs and evidence together before the guidelines are released.

Checked on 30 October 2026.

## Sources

- [Growing Regions Program Round 2 funded projects (September 2025)](https://www.infrastructure.gov.au/sites/default/files/documents/growing-regions-program-round-2-funded-projects-september-2025.pdf) (infrastructure.gov.au)

## Related pages

- [First Avenue Streetscape](https://growingregions.com.au/funded-projects/first-avenue-streetscape-maroochydore.md)
- [Mission Beach Town Centre Revitalisation Project (Stage 2)](https://growingregions.com.au/funded-projects/mission-beach-town-centre-revitalisation-stage-2.md)
- [Mapoon Streetscape Beautification and Shared Cycle and Pedestrian Path](https://growingregions.com.au/funded-projects/mapoon-streetscape-beautification-and-shared-cycle-and-pedestrian-path.md)

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