Council News
Expect to see more high-vis road crews and traffic managers repairing and re-sealing state highways and keeping crews and road users safe around Mid and South Canterbury from now into the New Year.
Pets and fireworks don't mix, so with Guy Fawkes night approaching pet owners should think about how they can keep them safe.
Council is progressing work on a transition plan to exit its stockwater delivery service.
Ashburton Mayor Neil Brown will mark the achievements of a busy farmer, a very active retiree and a caring community organisation at the 2024 Community Civic Awards on Thursday.
It was a milestone for this district recently with the official opening of the Ashburton Library and Civic Centre, Te Whare Whakatere.
Council is inviting the community to tune in to an online presentation of how a major alpine earthquake would impact the Ashburton District, and how they can prepare for such a disaster.
EA Networks Centre will host hundreds of young basketballers this week when 54 teams hit town for the Under 14 Southern regional championships.
The end construction cost of Te Whare Whakatere, Ashburton library and civic centre has been finalised at $62.1 million.
Council is promoting an online space for youth, with discussion topics that could help inform future council decisions.
Council has engaged engineering consultants Tonkin and Taylor to help create a future strategy plan for the management of Lake Hood, which has been affected by water quality issues over the past two summers.