Construction has started on South Windsor’s new ambulance station, with the Acacia Close facility expected to be completed in late 2027 says NSW Health Minister Ryan Park on 30 October 2026.
Site establishment works are underway, and the NSW Government says construction will ramp up over the coming months. Mettle Projects was appointed to build the station following a competitive tender.
The station will have 10 ambulance vehicle bays, including a dedicated wash bay, as well as offices, equipment storage, on-site parking and staff facilities including a gym.
NSW Ambulance chose the Acacia Close site after analysing Triple Zero call demand and ambulance response requirements across the region. The government’s announcement did not specify how many paramedics would be based at the station or how the new facility is expected to affect local response times.
Health Minister Ryan Park said the station would strengthen frontline emergency care for the Hawkesbury. Deputy Premier and Minister for Western Sydney Prue Car said the start of construction brought the area a step closer to better emergency care.
The South Windsor station is part of the NSW Government’s $615.5 million Ambulance Infrastructure Program, which will deliver 30 new stations and supporting infrastructure across Sydney, the Central Coast, Newcastle, the Hunter and the Illawarra.
