Streets Alive

Streets Alive is community-led funding program delivered by Town Team Movement in partnership with Main Roads WA and the Western Australian Local Government Association (WALGA).

The program consists of $5 million over 5 years and supports collaborative projects that improve the safety of WA local roads by making them more vibrant and people-friendly.

For any enquiries about the program call us at 0468 427 245 or, email us

Program objectives

Build local capability and capacity

Empower local communities to conceptualise, plan and deliver street improvements and road safety initiatives in their neighbourhoods.

Change attitudes and behaviours through citizen-led actions

Foster positive changes in attitudes and behaviours regarding safe speeds and increase awareness of local streets as inclusive spaces for all people to walk, wheel, ride, play or drive.

Enhance the street environment

Improve the safety of local streets and neighbourhoods in WA by making them more vibrant and people-friendly.

Trial a collaborative model

Implement and evaluate a new collaborative model for planning and delivering street improvements and road safety initiatives between local governments, community groups and residents.

Stream 1 projects: Reopening March 2026

$5,000

Funding for community capacity and capability building, research and design and low-cost street interventions.

Stream 2 projects: Opening 4 Aug 2025, Closing 8 Sept 2026

up to $100,000

Funding for temporary and permanent changes to the street environment that are collaboratively designed and installed.

Stream 1: $5,000 Grants

Stream 1 offers ‘seed’ grants of $5,000 for eligible community groups and local governments in all towns and neighbourhoods across WA.

We’re excited that in our inaugural funding round, 61 projects were supported to the value of $299,700. Project delivery saw successful applicants implementing street calming projects across the State from 1 July 2024 and 31 March 2025. Follow us on our socials (@townteammovment) to see some of the great initiatives that were implemented across WA.

Keen to apply for our next round?

The Stream 1 applications are open once per year. The next round will open again in Autumn of 2026. It’s never to early to be thinking of ideas that can calm- traffic in your neighbourhood. Please feel free to get in touch with us or check out our training and events. Please subscribe to our newsletter to stay up to date with the latest information.

Start developing your project idea by reading useful resources and suppliers.

Stream 2: up to $100,000 Grants

Stream 2 offers grants of up to $100,000 to eligible community groups and local governments in all towns and neighbourhoods across WA to deliver community-led street calming projects that transform local WA roads.

In 2024 we received 46 applications totalling over $3.5 million in funding requests. With only $500,000 to award it was a tough decision with seven innovative and collaborative initiatives supported. The first round of Stream 2 projects will be delivered from January 2025 to June 2026.

Keen to apply for our next round?

The Stream 2 applications for 2025 open 4 August and close 8 September. Please check out our Events page for our info session offerings, held both online and in person.

For more information visit our supported projects page.


Webinars and events

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PAST WEBINARS

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“Wonderful things happen when people are encouraged to bring more colour and vibrancy to their streets; life feels more energetic and fun, sure, but more than that – people feel closer to each other. Another thing happens too: cars slow down, so streets not only become more enjoyable, they become safer. And isn’t sustainable, safe and connected what we all want our local towns and neighbourhoods, our homes to be?”

For any enquiries about the program call us at 0468 427 245 or, email us

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