Trial of a temporary off-leash dog park at Progress Park Narwee

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August 2026 update

Thank you to everyone who shared feedback on the proposed temporary off-leash dog park at Progress Park.

After considering the community’s feedback, Council has decided to proceed with a six-month trial of a temporary off-leash dog park at Progress Park. The trial will run from September 2026 to March 2027.


What will happen during the trial?

Before the trial begins:

  • The playground equipment will be removed to make the fenced area safe for dogs
  • The existing fencing and seating will remain
  • A waste bin and dog waste bag dispenser will be installed
  • Signs will be installed explaining the trial, operating hours and expected behaviour.

Progress Park, Narwee (estimated park boundary indicated in white) with proposed temporary off-leash dog area (green)

Have your say during the trial

Throughout the trial, Council will invite the community to provide feedback on the temporary off-leash dog park.

Your feedback will help Council understand:

  • Community experiences and views
  • How well the temporary off-leash area is operating
  • Any benefits, concerns or impacts
  • How the space should be managed after the trial.


Report an issue

To report damage, vandalism, maintenance issues or overflowing bins, use Council’s Log It / Fix It online reporting tool, available 24 hours a day through Council’s website.

You can also contact Council during business hours on 9330 6400.

For emergencies, call 000, or for non-urgent police matters call the Police Assistance Line on 131 444.


What is this project about?

Between April and May 2026, we asked the community whether Council should trial a temporary off-leash dog park at Progress Park, Narwee, for six months.

Council has considered the feedback received from the community and has decided to proceed with a six-month trial at Progress Park.


Where is Progress Park and what is it currently like?

Progress Park is located on Broadarrow Road and Mountview Avenue in Narwee. It is a neighbourhood park with open grass, trees, park furniture and a fenced playground.

The park is less than a 10 minute walk from Narwee Station, is easy to reach by footpath, and has on street parking on surrounding roads.


Aerial image showing Progress Park (Green) in relation to nearby parks (blue) and Narwee Train Station


Where do I send my hard copy or printed feedback?

Feedback has now closed, but if you would like to enquire about this project, please quote SF26/2542 - Trial of a temporary off-leash dog park at Progress Park Narwee at the beginning of your submission and return:



Do you need assistance reading and accessing this page?

For a free interpreter call us via the Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS) on 131 450

If you have a hearing or speech impairment, please contact the National Relay Service:

  • Voice Relay number: 1300 555 727
  • TTY number: 133 677


August 2026 update

Thank you to everyone who shared feedback on the proposed temporary off-leash dog park at Progress Park.

After considering the community’s feedback, Council has decided to proceed with a six-month trial of a temporary off-leash dog park at Progress Park. The trial will run from September 2026 to March 2027.


What will happen during the trial?

Before the trial begins:

  • The playground equipment will be removed to make the fenced area safe for dogs
  • The existing fencing and seating will remain
  • A waste bin and dog waste bag dispenser will be installed
  • Signs will be installed explaining the trial, operating hours and expected behaviour.

Progress Park, Narwee (estimated park boundary indicated in white) with proposed temporary off-leash dog area (green)

Have your say during the trial

Throughout the trial, Council will invite the community to provide feedback on the temporary off-leash dog park.

Your feedback will help Council understand:

  • Community experiences and views
  • How well the temporary off-leash area is operating
  • Any benefits, concerns or impacts
  • How the space should be managed after the trial.


Report an issue

To report damage, vandalism, maintenance issues or overflowing bins, use Council’s Log It / Fix It online reporting tool, available 24 hours a day through Council’s website.

You can also contact Council during business hours on 9330 6400.

For emergencies, call 000, or for non-urgent police matters call the Police Assistance Line on 131 444.


What is this project about?

Between April and May 2026, we asked the community whether Council should trial a temporary off-leash dog park at Progress Park, Narwee, for six months.

Council has considered the feedback received from the community and has decided to proceed with a six-month trial at Progress Park.


Where is Progress Park and what is it currently like?

Progress Park is located on Broadarrow Road and Mountview Avenue in Narwee. It is a neighbourhood park with open grass, trees, park furniture and a fenced playground.

The park is less than a 10 minute walk from Narwee Station, is easy to reach by footpath, and has on street parking on surrounding roads.


Aerial image showing Progress Park (Green) in relation to nearby parks (blue) and Narwee Train Station


Where do I send my hard copy or printed feedback?

Feedback has now closed, but if you would like to enquire about this project, please quote SF26/2542 - Trial of a temporary off-leash dog park at Progress Park Narwee at the beginning of your submission and return:



Do you need assistance reading and accessing this page?

For a free interpreter call us via the Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS) on 131 450

If you have a hearing or speech impairment, please contact the National Relay Service:

  • Voice Relay number: 1300 555 727
  • TTY number: 133 677


Page last updated: 02 Sep 2026, 03:32 PM