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Angle Vale to Munno Para West: Curtis Road, Heaslip Road

Upgrading our water and wastewater network on Curtis Road, Heaslip Road and surrounds

We’re investing in water and wastewater infrastructure along Curtis Road and Heaslip Road as part of a major network upgrade.

Curtis Road works include installing 2200 metres of wastewater mains between Andrews Road and Heaslip Road. Works are also happening on Curtis Road between Andrews Road and Stebonheath Road.

Heaslip Road works include installing 600 metres of new water and, 2200 metres of new wastewater mains from Curtis Rd moving progressively north.

This essential work is scheduled to begin in mid-march 2026 and to be completed by mid-2027.

This upgrade is an important part of strengthening the network and supporting growth in the area.

Where we’re working

Pipe installation works will take place along or across the following locations:

Heaslip Road and surrounding streets
Curtis Road (Angle Vale)
Across Northern Expressway
Curtis Road (Munno Para West)

What to expect

changed traffic arrangements will be in place along Curtis Road, Heaslip Road and surrounding streets until mid-2027
work may take place during the day, at night or on weekends to help maintain schedule and minimise disruption
you may notice some noise, vibration, and dust during construction
we will continue to work closely with the community to minimise impacts wherever possible
if you're directly affected, we’ll provide advance notice and work closely with residents, businesses, and road users before and during construction.

Please note: Timeline dates are subject to change based on program requirements and weather conditions.

What happens to roads and footpaths after our works?

We work closely with the local council and follow all required reinstatement obligations, reinstating the parts of the road, footpath or the environment directly impacted by our works.

Find out more about reinstatement

Nearby Works
As part of this major upgrade, other nearby works are also happening on:

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Need more information?

Visit our FAQs page for answers to the most asked questions.

Upgrading our water and wastewater network on Curtis Road, Heaslip Road and surrounds

We’re investing in water and wastewater infrastructure along Curtis Road and Heaslip Road as part of a major network upgrade.

Curtis Road works include installing 2200 metres of wastewater mains between Andrews Road and Heaslip Road. Works are also happening on Curtis Road between Andrews Road and Stebonheath Road.

Heaslip Road works include installing 600 metres of new water and, 2200 metres of new wastewater mains from Curtis Rd moving progressively north.

This essential work is scheduled to begin in mid-march 2026 and to be completed by mid-2027.

This upgrade is an important part of strengthening the network and supporting growth in the area.

Where we’re working

Pipe installation works will take place along or across the following locations:

Heaslip Road and surrounding streets
Curtis Road (Angle Vale)
Across Northern Expressway
Curtis Road (Munno Para West)

What to expect

changed traffic arrangements will be in place along Curtis Road, Heaslip Road and surrounding streets until mid-2027
work may take place during the day, at night or on weekends to help maintain schedule and minimise disruption
you may notice some noise, vibration, and dust during construction
we will continue to work closely with the community to minimise impacts wherever possible
if you're directly affected, we’ll provide advance notice and work closely with residents, businesses, and road users before and during construction.

Please note: Timeline dates are subject to change based on program requirements and weather conditions.

What happens to roads and footpaths after our works?

We work closely with the local council and follow all required reinstatement obligations, reinstating the parts of the road, footpath or the environment directly impacted by our works.

Find out more about reinstatement

Nearby Works
As part of this major upgrade, other nearby works are also happening on:

Go back to the project home page

Need more information?

Visit our FAQs page for answers to the most asked questions.

Traffic changes – Fradd Road, between Heaslip Road and Matthew Road, Angle Vale

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Where:  Fradd Road, between Heaslip Road and Matthew Road, Angle Vale
When: 13 July to late-2026
Hours of work
Day works: 7:00 am – 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday (road closures in place 24/7)
Night works: 7:00 pm - 6:00 am Sunday to Thursday (for approximately three weeks commencing Tuesday 4 August 2026)
Key details:
Fradd Road, between Heaslip Road and Palomino Drive will be closed to traffic day and night
works and closures will move progressively east
detours will be in place, please follow signage onsite
some vibration, noise and dust are to be expected during these works
local and business access will be maintained at all times.
Detour 7:00 am – 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday 
From Monday 10 August 2026 for approximately two weeks
Local access will be maintained via:
Heaslip Road for Angle Vale Primary School, Angle Vale Preschool and properties on Fradd Road west of Stevens Drive
Frisby Road/Palomino Drive for properties on Fradd Road east of Stevens Drive
Detour 7:00 pm to 6:00 am – Sunday to Thursday
From Tuesday 4 August 2026 for approximately three weeks
Local access will be maintained via:
Frisby Road / Palomino Drive / Stevens Drive for properties east of Angle Vale Preschool
Please note: Timeline dates are subject to change based on program requirements and weather conditions.
Read more about how we restore any roads, footpaths or the environment(External link) impacted by our works.
Find out about detours near you
Where:  Fradd Road, between Heaslip Road and Matthew Road, Angle Vale
When: 13 July to late-2026
Hours of work
Day works: 7:00 am – 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday (road closures in place 24/7)
Night works: 7:00 pm - 6:00 am Sunday to Thursday (for approximately three weeks commencing Tuesday 4 August 2026)
Key details:
Fradd Road, between Heaslip Road and Palomino Drive will be closed to traffic day and night
works and closures will move progressively east
detours will be in place, please follow signage onsite
some vibration, noise and dust are to be expected during these works
local and business access will be maintained at all times.
Detour 7:00 am – 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday 
From Monday 10 August 2026 for approximately two weeks
Local access will be maintained via:
Heaslip Road for Angle Vale Primary School, Angle Vale Preschool and properties on Fradd Road west of Stevens Drive
Frisby Road/Palomino Drive for properties on Fradd Road east of Stevens Drive
Detour 7:00 pm to 6:00 am – Sunday to Thursday
From Tuesday 4 August 2026 for approximately three weeks
Local access will be maintained via:
Frisby Road / Palomino Drive / Stevens Drive for properties east of Angle Vale Preschool
Please note: Timeline dates are subject to change based on program requirements and weather conditions.
Read more about how we restore any roads, footpaths or the environment(External link) impacted by our works.
Find out about detours near you
Meet our team at the Gawler Show

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Heading to the Gawler Show on Saturday 29 or Sunday 30 August?
Our friendly team will be there to chat and answer your questions about how we’re expanding our water and wastewater networks in Adelaide’s northern suburbs.
You’ll have the opportunity to:
view plans for works happening in your neighbourhood
share your feedback and ask questions
find out how to stay informed.
Stop by and say hi while you’re exploring the Show.
Heading to the Gawler Show on Saturday 29 or Sunday 30 August?
Our friendly team will be there to chat and answer your questions about how we’re expanding our water and wastewater networks in Adelaide’s northern suburbs.
You’ll have the opportunity to:
view plans for works happening in your neighbourhood
share your feedback and ask questions
find out how to stay informed.
Stop by and say hi while you’re exploring the Show.
Road closure - Ashwin Street, Angle Vale

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Works to install new wastewater pipes on Ashwin Street, Broster Rd and Luis Drive commenced in early May 2026. Works will move progressively east, with additional works to be undertaken on surrounding streets.
When: early-August until late-August 2026
Where:  Ashwin Street, Broster Rd and Luis Drive, Angle Vale
Hours of work: 7:00 am – 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday
Key details:
detours will be in place, please follow signage onsite
changed traffic conditions will apply
Broster Rd will be closed from Tuesday 11 to Friday 14 August
outside of work hours, the road will be open with speed and lane restrictions
some vibration, noise and dust are to be expected during these works.
Please note, traffic arrangements may change depending on site conditions. 
We will restore any impacted roads, footpaths or the environment as soon as it’s safe and practical to do so.
Thank you for your patience while we complete these essential works.
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Works to install new wastewater pipes on Ashwin Street, Broster Rd and Luis Drive commenced in early May 2026. Works will move progressively east, with additional works to be undertaken on surrounding streets.
When: early-August until late-August 2026
Where:  Ashwin Street, Broster Rd and Luis Drive, Angle Vale
Hours of work: 7:00 am – 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday
Key details:
detours will be in place, please follow signage onsite
changed traffic conditions will apply
Broster Rd will be closed from Tuesday 11 to Friday 14 August
outside of work hours, the road will be open with speed and lane restrictions
some vibration, noise and dust are to be expected during these works.
Please note, traffic arrangements may change depending on site conditions. 
We will restore any impacted roads, footpaths or the environment as soon as it’s safe and practical to do so.
Thank you for your patience while we complete these essential works.
Go back to the list of all detours
Project update - Curtis and Heaslip Road

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New water and wastewater pipes installed beneath Curtis Road and Heaslip Road are on schedule and continuing to progress at pace.
Heaslip Road update
We are preparing to turn the new water pipes on Heaslip Road during July to start supplying the local area. Wastewater pipes are continuing to be laid beneath Heaslip Road until the end of 2026.
Heaslip Road has been temporarily reinstated during our works. The permanent reinstatement of Heaslip Road, between Alicante Court and Plati Road, is scheduled for July. Permanent reinstatement for the rest of Heaslip Road will occur once works are completed. For the section of Heaslip Road, where water and wastewater pipes are installed close together, we will reinstate the full lane to ensure a smooth and consistent driving surface for commuters.
Curtis Road reinstatement
Wastewater pipe installation along Curtis Road between the Northern Expressway and Andrews Road has been completed, and permanent road reinstatement is expected to be completed during July. Further wastewater pipe installation west of the Northern Expressway is due to commence in August.
About temporary and permanent reinstatement work
As a standard practice, we temporarily reinstate areas, such as roads and footpaths at the end of each shift to ensure the area is safe and accessible for commuters. This approach allows us to reopen the road for commuters as quickly as possible between shifts to minimise disruption while also enabling us to return to the same area if needed should any issues arise during pipe laying, testing or commissioning prior to permanent reinstatement.
Once pipes are installed and operational, we return to permanently reinstate areas affected by our works.
Final road reinstatement occurs at the completion of key sections of pipe installations and testing.
Find out more about reinstatement here
We appreciate the community’s patience while we deliver this critical infrastructure to support housing growth across Adelaide’s north.
New water and wastewater pipes installed beneath Curtis Road and Heaslip Road are on schedule and continuing to progress at pace.
Heaslip Road update
We are preparing to turn the new water pipes on Heaslip Road during July to start supplying the local area. Wastewater pipes are continuing to be laid beneath Heaslip Road until the end of 2026.
Heaslip Road has been temporarily reinstated during our works. The permanent reinstatement of Heaslip Road, between Alicante Court and Plati Road, is scheduled for July. Permanent reinstatement for the rest of Heaslip Road will occur once works are completed. For the section of Heaslip Road, where water and wastewater pipes are installed close together, we will reinstate the full lane to ensure a smooth and consistent driving surface for commuters.
Curtis Road reinstatement
Wastewater pipe installation along Curtis Road between the Northern Expressway and Andrews Road has been completed, and permanent road reinstatement is expected to be completed during July. Further wastewater pipe installation west of the Northern Expressway is due to commence in August.
About temporary and permanent reinstatement work
As a standard practice, we temporarily reinstate areas, such as roads and footpaths at the end of each shift to ensure the area is safe and accessible for commuters. This approach allows us to reopen the road for commuters as quickly as possible between shifts to minimise disruption while also enabling us to return to the same area if needed should any issues arise during pipe laying, testing or commissioning prior to permanent reinstatement.
Once pipes are installed and operational, we return to permanently reinstate areas affected by our works.
Final road reinstatement occurs at the completion of key sections of pipe installations and testing.
Find out more about reinstatement here
We appreciate the community’s patience while we deliver this critical infrastructure to support housing growth across Adelaide’s north.
Stay informed and have your say

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As we upgrade our water and wastewater networks, we’d love to hear from you. Your feedback helps us understand what’s working well and where we can improve. Visit this link to have your say.
Read our Community Newsletter for updates on works happening near you, how we’re working to minimise disruptions, and ways to stay informed.
As we upgrade our water and wastewater networks, we’d love to hear from you. Your feedback helps us understand what’s working well and where we can improve. Visit this link to have your say.
Read our Community Newsletter for updates on works happening near you, how we’re working to minimise disruptions, and ways to stay informed.

Page last updated: 10 Aug 2026, 03:31 PM