Council News
Health New Zealand/Te Whatu Ora has lifted its algal bloom health warning issued for Lake Hood.
It's been a long, Long Term Plan process, first reading and listening to submissions, then going through the decision-making process itself.
A record 61,814 people visited EA Networks Centre in May, the highest monthly total since the centre opened in 2015.
Council's Open Spaces team has a new leaf-clearing machine to keep local parks and reserves tidy this autumn and winter.
The thousands of people who visited Glow in the Park last weekend are being encouraged to take an online survey about the event.
Council's Customer Services staff are encouraging people in low income households to check if they qualify for a rates rebates, as the deadline for this financial year is fast approaching.
As we wrap up warm and welcome winter, I look forward to the community coming together at Glow in the Park this long weekend.
Wastewater detectives will be using a special mobile camera to assess the internal condition and structures of our sewer pipes in parts of Ashburton and Methven during June and July.
It’s been a hive of activity at the Ashburton Domain this week as crews bustle away day and night to get Glow in the Park ready for the thousands of people expected to attend this weekend.
The EA Networks centre is facing staff shortages this week due to a spike in winter illnesses.