Broome Motocross track.
BREAKING: The Broome Junior-Senior Motocross Club has just been awarded a substantial funding boost of $77,139 to expand its facilities, including the creation of a brand new dirt-kart track. This funding is part of the State Government’s PlayOn WA initiative, which is allocating $2.8 million to grassroots sport and recreation projects across Western Australia.
This urgent investment, announced today, aims to enhance the motocross precinct by extending the track and adding new toilet and washroom facilities. The funding is expected to significantly improve the experience for riders and spectators alike, making a lasting impact on the local community.
Member for Kimberley, Divina D’Anna, expressed her congratulations to the Broome Motocross Club, highlighting the importance of these upgrades. “These improvements will deliver lasting benefits to the community,” she stated. The funding is part of the Cook Labor Government’s Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund, which aims to support local sports initiatives.
Sport and Recreation Minister Rita Saffioti emphasized that this funding is crucial for fostering healthier, more connected communities. “Through the PlayOn WA initiative, we’re delivering high-quality and accessible facilities that are vital for building healthy and connected communities,” she remarked. “These grants are about ensuring local facilities keep pace with the needs of our state’s growing communities.”
The Broome motocross upgrade is among 32 projects funded statewide in this latest round, showcasing the government’s commitment to enhancing local recreation options. With the PlayOn WA initiative aiming to deliver 2030 community sport and recreation infrastructure projects by the year 2030, the upgrades are poised to create safer, more accessible spaces for everyone—whether playing, coaching, or cheering from the sidelines.
This funding announcement comes at a pivotal moment for the Broome community, with local sports enthusiasts eagerly awaiting the improvements. The new dirt-kart track will not only attract more participants but also foster a sense of camaraderie among residents, driving engagement in physical activities.
As the Broome Junior-Senior Motocross Club gears up for this exciting development, community members are encouraged to share their support and anticipation. Stay tuned for more updates on the track extension and its anticipated benefits for local athletes and families.
This urgent funding boost underscores the ongoing need for investment in community sports facilities. The Broome motocross upgrade is set to elevate the local sporting landscape, promising an exciting future for motocross in Western Australia.
