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Photo: Senior Project Manager Joanne Woodbridge with representatives from High Wycombe Amateur Football Club, High Wycombe Cricket Club, and High Wycombe Junior Football Club – the three local clubs who will benefit from the Scott Reserve Pavilion upgrade.
The State Government is backing the project with a $3.3 million investment, including a $2 million State election commitment and $1.3 million through the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund.
The new pavilion, being delivered by the City of Kalamunda, will strengthen Scott Reserve's role as a key sporting precinct and help grow participation in local sport.
Once complete, the facility will provide a new home for the High Wycombe Cricket Club, High Wycombe Junior Football Club, and High Wycombe Amateur Football Club.
The facility will feature inclusive change rooms, a kitchen, office facilities, and flexible social spaces, along with a shared club storage shed to support day-to-day operations.
The State Government is also providing $150,000 across the three local sporting clubs to support the fit-out of the new clubrooms through a 2025 State election commitment.
The delivery of this project will ensure Scott Reserve continues to meet the needs of High Wycombe's growing community by providing accessible, contemporary facilities that encourage participation in sport and recreation by people of all ages and abilities.
It forms part of the PlayOn WA: 2030 by 2030 initiative, which is driving investment in quality community sport and recreation infrastructure across Western Australia.
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