Applications open for the latest round of funding under the Safer Local Roads Infrastructure Program.
State, territory and local governments can now apply for funding under the latest round of the Safer Local Roads Infrastructure Program (SLRIP).
The Australian Government program provides $200 million each year through SLRIP for projects that address critical road safety upgrades in communities throughout Australia.
Applicants can seek up to $5 million per project. They must also contribute to the overall project cost.
Examples of projects that may be eligible to receive funding under the program include:
- improving road safety including road realignment, shoulder sealing, safety barriers and median changes
- widening and sealing roads, including for heavy vehicle access
- replacement and/or strengthening of bridges, culverts, and causeways
- upgrading/raising of roads to improve flood resilience
- additional road linkages between communities to reduce risk of isolation during an emergency
- construction of new or upgraded heavy vehicle rest areas.
A list of successful projects under SLRIP can be access here.
For more information on the application process and requirements for funding under the program, please refer to the new program guidelines.
Applications close 31 January 2027 at 5:00 pm AEDT.
Find out more:
- Read the Minister’s media release
- Review the program guidelines and resources