Clubs Celebrate Move to New Alexandra Park Pavilion

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The long-awaited redevelopment of the Alexandra Park Pavilion is now complete, with the official opening ceremony held on Friday 30 August 2024.

The $10.5 million project marks a significant milestone for the Mornington community. The redevelopment has transformed the park into a premier sporting and community hub, thanks to funding by:

  • Mornington Peninsula Shire, $4.5M
  • State Government (Growing Suburbs Fund), $2.9M
  • Federal Government (Community Health and Hospitals Program) via The Bays Hospital, $2.6M
  • Alexandra Park Project, $400,000
  • AFL Victoria, $100,000.

The project has delivered a new two-storey multi-use community, health, and sporting hub.

The four sporting clubs that call Alexandra Park home can move into a brand-new pavilion with modern clubrooms and facilities suited to the needs of all players, officials and spectators.

These enhancements will benefit a wide range of users, including the Mornington Cricket Club, Mornington Junior Football Club, Peninsula Raiders Superules, and the Mornington Football Netball Club.


Quote attributable to Mayor Councillor Simon Brooks:

"The completion of Alexandra Park Pavilion marks a milestone for Mornington. Our community has worked hard to see the vision for this pavilion realised.

"This new building will also give our community access to medical specialist consulting services, as well as community-focussed health and wellbeing programs. It will cater to locals and visitors of any age, culture, gender, or situation in life.

"This is a project we can all be proud of, one that will serve our community well for many years to come."

Quotes attributable to Briars Ward Councillors Despi O'Connor, Anthony Marsh and Steve Holland:

"We're thrilled to see the completion of Alexandra Park Pavilion. The pavilion is now more inclusive, accessible, and functional, and I'm sure it will become a cherished community asset.

"The Alexandra Park Project has played a crucial role in making this vision a reality. Their dedication, including raising $400,000 in community funding, is a testament to what can be achieved through strong partnerships."

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