Morayfield residents are being urged to help shape the future of their water and wastewater services, with utility provider Unitywater calling on the community to share what matters most about cost, reliability and service quality as the region faces rapid population growth.
Unitywater has launched a public survey inviting people across Moreton Bay, the Sunshine Coast and Noosa to provide feedback on how essential water and wastewater services should be planned and delivered in coming years.
The survey, which opens 20 February and runs until 6 March, is part of the utility’s broader customer research programme aimed at understanding community expectations around service quality, reliability and value for money.
Residents can also speak directly with Unitywater staff at community pop-up sessions, including one at Morayfield Shopping Centre on 26 February and another at Strathpine Centre on 5 March.
Unitywater says community feedback will help guide planning as the region continues to expand, with population forecasts expected to reach 1.4 million people by 2046. The provider is also preparing for increasing infrastructure demands linked to new housing, economic growth and major events such as the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Executive Manager Customer Experience Katherine Gee said the initiative gives residents an opportunity to influence how services are delivered and improved.
Beyond public health, Unitywater says water and wastewater services support greener public spaces, protect waterways and contribute to sustainable development across growing communities.
The utility currently provides water and wastewater services to more than 900,000 residents across Moreton Bay, the Sunshine Coast and Noosa, and manages billions of dollars’ worth of infrastructure across the region. It plans to invest $2 billion over the next five years in critical water and wastewater projects.
Community members who complete the survey can opt into a draw for a $100 gift card.
Published 20-Feb-2026
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