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Tauranga, let’s talk.
It’s time to tell us what you think about two important topics:
👉The budget for 2025/26: our Annual Plan
👉The future of water services delivery: Local Water Done Well
Complete the survey, or come and have a chat with our Mayor and Councillors at events around… View moreTauranga, let’s talk.
It’s time to tell us what you think about two important topics:
👉The budget for 2025/26: our Annual Plan
👉The future of water services delivery: Local Water Done Well
Complete the survey, or come and have a chat with our Mayor and Councillors at events around Tauranga in April.
Make your comments count and make a submission: letstalk.tauranga.govt.nz
For event information: letstalk.tauranga.govt.nz/councilevents
Consultation closes on 28 April
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We get a lot of questions about transport projects, so let's answer them... tell us what you think at whatsthecouncilupto@tauranga.govt.nz
#whatsthecouncilupto #connectedcity #sendusanemail #wereheretohelp 🌟🚦
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In an emergency, it’s likely official services will be stretched to a point where they must prioritise the most urgent callouts. The people closest to you will likely be a key source of support.
A Community Emergency Hub, or Hub, is a place where you and your neighbours can go to help each … View moreIn an emergency, it’s likely official services will be stretched to a point where they must prioritise the most urgent callouts. The people closest to you will likely be a key source of support.
A Community Emergency Hub, or Hub, is a place where you and your neighbours can go to help each other in a major emergency and share skills, resources, information.
Open days with food and fun activities are happening in your neighbourhood soon!
Find out where and when on our website: letstalk.tauranga.govt.nz...
For Te Wiki o te Reo Māori (Māori Language Week) check out Te Ara Whānui app developed in partnership with Bay of Plenty NZ.
Te Ara Whānui app is an educational tool designed to provide a starting point where you can discover history, language, customs, and the significant sites of Tauranga… View moreFor Te Wiki o te Reo Māori (Māori Language Week) check out Te Ara Whānui app developed in partnership with Bay of Plenty NZ.
Te Ara Whānui app is an educational tool designed to provide a starting point where you can discover history, language, customs, and the significant sites of Tauranga Moana all in one place. With an interactive map of hapū, areas of interest, a customised pepeha builder, waiata, karakia, and more, you can unlock the rich culture and heritage of Tauranga Moana.
The app is available to download on Google Play and the App Store – search Te Ara Whānui.
To find out more, visit www.tauranga.govt.nz...
You have 24 hours left to vote!
After that, it’s four more years before these bins come back out again for the 2028 local government elections.
Have you dropped your vote off?
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3 Days to go to get your vote in!
Drop your voting paper off before midday on Saturday 20 July at one of orange voting bins.
tauranga.govt.nz/elections
This is it, Tauranga.
There’s five days to go until a mayor and nine councillors form the next Tauranga City Council.
So, who do you want to represent you, your whānau and your community?
Post your vote by 17 July or drop your voting form off at one of our handy orange bins by midday on 20 July.
Take a look at our handy orange bin locator to drop off your vote at tauranga.govt.nz/elections
If you need to cast a special vote, join us this weekend:
Saturday 13 July: Historic … View morePost your vote by 17 July or drop your voting form off at one of our handy orange bins by midday on 20 July.
Take a look at our handy orange bin locator to drop off your vote at tauranga.govt.nz/elections
If you need to cast a special vote, join us this weekend:
Saturday 13 July: Historic Village Hall, 9am to 1pm or Sunday 14 July: Tauranga Crossing, Level 1, 10am to 2pm.
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Ready to vote? Unsure? We can help.
On your voting form you’ll need to rank your candidate choices 1, 2, 3, 4... If your first pick doesn’t get the numbers and is eliminated from the first round, then your vote goes to your second pick… and so on until there is a winner.
You can rank … View moreReady to vote? Unsure? We can help.
On your voting form you’ll need to rank your candidate choices 1, 2, 3, 4... If your first pick doesn’t get the numbers and is eliminated from the first round, then your vote goes to your second pick… and so on until there is a winner.
You can rank as many or as few candidates as your wish. If there are people you don't want to vote for, you don't need to rank them.
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If your voting pack hasn't arrived in your letterbox by next week, chances are you're not enrolled or need to update up your contact details on the electoral roll. But the good news is you can still vote in this election! Come and see us at one of the locations below, and we’ll have you… View moreIf your voting pack hasn't arrived in your letterbox by next week, chances are you're not enrolled or need to update up your contact details on the electoral roll. But the good news is you can still vote in this election! Come and see us at one of the locations below, and we’ll have you ready to vote in no time. Remember, the future of our city is in your hands – who do you want to represent you?
• He Puna Manawa Service Centre, 21 Devonport Road: Monday to Friday 8:30am to 5pm (Wednesday 9:00am to 5pm) and Saturday and Sunday: 9.30am – 4pm
• The Mount Hub, 9 Prince Avenue: Monday to Friday: 9.30am to 5pm, Saturday and Sunday: 9.30am to 4pm.
• The Pāpāmoa Community Centre: Monday to Friday: 9.30am to 5pm, Saturday and Sunday: 9.30am to 4pm.
• or the Greerton Library: Monday to Friday: 9.30am to 5pm, Saturday and Sunday: 9.30am to 4pm.
🌲 We’re celebrating Arbor Day this week by launching Free Tree Day 🌳
We have lots of native trees like Pōhutukawa, large-leaved Kōwhai, Tōtara, and Kōhūhū to giveaway as we look to increase the city’s tree canopy coverage.
Free native tree? Yeah, I’m in:
👉Be at … View more🌲 We’re celebrating Arbor Day this week by launching Free Tree Day 🌳
We have lots of native trees like Pōhutukawa, large-leaved Kōwhai, Tōtara, and Kōhūhū to giveaway as we look to increase the city’s tree canopy coverage.
Free native tree? Yeah, I’m in:
👉Be at Mercury Baypark on Sunday, 9 June between 9am – 1pm
👉 One tree per household on a first come, first served basis
👉No trailers necessary as a tree will fit in a car
👉 Fuel up at the coffee cart while you’re there
👉Contribute to increasing Tauranga tree canopy coverage from 22% to 30% or more.
We have 1900 trees to giveaway so share with your friends and whānau and let’s improve our urban greenery and biodiversity together.
Wider footpaths, greener spaces and one-way streets are coming to our city centre!
Contractors are working at night so it’s ready by April.
Thanks for your patience – it’s going to look great.
A heads up that the Fifteenth Ave/Cameron Road intersection will be closed at nights for resurfacing from 6pm Sunday, 26 November to 6am Thursday, 30 November. Diversions will be in place along Cameron Road and there will be limited access to and from State Highway 2. Find out more about … View moreA heads up that the Fifteenth Ave/Cameron Road intersection will be closed at nights for resurfacing from 6pm Sunday, 26 November to 6am Thursday, 30 November. Diversions will be in place along Cameron Road and there will be limited access to and from State Highway 2. Find out more about alternative routes here bit.ly.... Please allow extra time and plan your journey accordingly.
This work is part of stage one of the Cameron Road upgrade, which is on track to be completed by the end of December 2023. Laying down the new road surface is a milestone activity because it is one of the final phases in completing these works.
Thanks for your patience and understanding while we carry out these essential upgrades.
Join the conversation about our 10-year plan – have we got it right?
In a nutshell the plan is focused on investing in the future, doing the mahi, and making things fairer along the way.
One of our key considerations is to keep costs and rates increase as low as possible by delaying or … View moreJoin the conversation about our 10-year plan – have we got it right?
In a nutshell the plan is focused on investing in the future, doing the mahi, and making things fairer along the way.
One of our key considerations is to keep costs and rates increase as low as possible by delaying or deferring some projects, while making sure everyone is paying a fair share to help ease the burden on general ratepayers.
It’s a balancing act between the investment our city needs today and in the future, and what we can afford in the face of increasing delivery costs, rising interest rates and the cost of living.
We know it’s a hard time to talk about the investment the city needs and we want to know if you think we have that balance right.
In particular, we’re keen for your thoughts on:
• Our infrastructure – should industrial ratepayers pay more?
• Key infrastructure for growth – who should pay the shortfall?
• Reducing traffic congestion – switch lanes and try a different solution?
• Development in the city – will incentives help us grow our city?
• Sports fields and boat ramps – should users pay to play?
• A community stadium – this decade, the next or never?
• Car parking buildings – sell up, or park the idea?
Find out more and share your thoughts at: letstalk.tauranga.govt.nz/longtermplan
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