We are improving Post Office Place to make it safer, greener and more welcoming for everyone. The improvements will support local businesses and the Glenroy community by creating a more welcoming place to shop, walk, and spend time.
Join the conversation
We want to understand what you like and dislike about Post Office Place, and what would like to see improved as part of this process.
Online survey
To complete the online survey you will need to be logged into your Conversations Merri-bek account.
- Find the rust-coloured "LOG IN/JOIN" button at the top of the page and click it to start registering.
- Select "LOG IN" if you already have a profile on Conversations Merri-bek OR select "SIGN UP" to create a new profile.
- To create your profile you will need to add: Screen name, email address, password, full name and postcode. Check the boxes that apply and click "CREATE ACCOUNT".
- You can now continue with your submission
We require you to register to complete the form to protect the integrity and fairness of the consultation.
The information you provide also helps us to meet our legislative obligations and improve our processes.
Your personal details will not be used for any other purpose. Find out more about our privacy policy here: https://conversations.merri-bek.vic.gov.au/privacy...
In person pop-ups
Come and chat to us about the project and share your ideas with our friendly team. We will be at Post Office Place at these times:
Wednesday 18 March 2026
3pm-6pm
Saturday 21 March 2026
10am-1pm
Frequently asked questions
Contact Us
If you have questions or want to learn more about a project, contact us below:
| Name | Thea Roberts, Senior Urban Designer |
|---|---|
| Phone | 9240 1111 |
| info@merri-bek.vic.gov.au |
How can the community influence this project?
What can be influenced?
- Improvements to the shopping strip
- Changing traffic conditions
- Moving powerlines underground
- Car parking and loading arrangements
What can't be changed?
- The shopping strip must be upgraded
- The works must be completed within budget and within the part of the road that is owned by Council
- The ground levels must remain the same due to flood risk
- No private property will be purchased by Council
- Existing services and utilities cannot be moved or changed
- Some traffic decisions will be made that are based on road safety standards and cannot be influence by community.
What happens next
We will use the information gathered during the first stage of engagement to develop some concept designs, and we will return to you later in 2026 for further feedback on the designs.
