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Your thoughts on Oasis future

17/10/2017

Dandenong Oasis users and the wider community can have a say on its future.
Greater Dandenong Council is calling for feedback as the aquatic centre nears the end of its effective life.
The council is planning a new and improved centre, and has released a survey to guide the way forward.
Mayor Jim Memeti said Dandenong Oasis was built in 1976, underwent a major development in 1991 and received further upgrades in 2003.
He urged residents to visit greaterdandenong.com to take part in an online survey, email feedback to communityconsultation@cgd.vic.gov.au or call 8571 1000.
Hard copy surveys will also be available from the council’s customer service centres, Greater Dandenong Libraries, Dandenong Oasis, Noble Park Aquatic Centre and Springers Leisure Centre.

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