Fordell water supply fixed and 'boil water' notice lifted
Residents connected to the Fordell water supply are advised that the 'boil water' notice is lifted. Read more...
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Draft 10-Year Plan 2012-2022
The Council has prepared its draft plan for the next 10 years. It is open for public consultation from Friday, 20 April 2012, until 5.00pm on Monday, 21 May 2012. More information and the draft plan documents are available on this page.
Award for Wanganui Urban Transportation Strategy
A collaborative effort between Wanganui District Council, Horizons Regional Council and Opus International Consultants to develop a plan for Wanganui transport has been recognised with an award from the New Zealand Planning Institute (NZPI). The NZPI Best Practice Award: Integrated Planning and Investigations recognises outstanding creativity, innovation and service in planning.
Pictured from left are WDC Roading Manager Rui Leitao, HRC Transport Planner Wayne Wallace and Opus Senior Planner Brenda O'Shaughnessy with their awards.
In July 2012 Wanganui is hosting TechEx - an innovative and hands on technology exhibition showing everyone the best uses of ultrafast broadband.
As Wanganui is one of the first places in New Zealand to be connected to ultrafast broadband, we want everyone to know about how they can benefit from this technology.
If you are a business who would like to take part click here
Dub.Dee.See. Youth Connect 2012
The forum is taking place on June 11–12 at Wanganui Function Centre and coordinated by the Youth Committee in partnership with Underground Youth Trust and funded by the Ministry of Youth Development.
How well do you know the Wanganui district? What is our population? Is our population aging or are we getting younger? Are we more or less multi-cultural than the NZ average?
Council’s new community profile tool has been developed by specialist demographics company .id (Informed Decisions) and delivers a comprehensive demographic profile of the Wanganui district based on 1996, 2001 and 2006 NZ Census data.
Wanganui District Council is working through a process to identify potentially earthquake-prone buildings (EQPB) and notify the owners of those buildings about their responsibilities. Read more...
Following detailed assessments of our buildings, we have placed notices on Council-owned earthquake-prone buildings to advise the public of the EQPB assessment. Read more...
We are currently considering options for the affected buildings and discussing them with the occupants before the Council makes any decisions about potential interim measures or medium to long term solutions. It is important to note that the ratings apply to a very specific risk (earthquakes) and the buildings are not dangerous under normal conditions.
Work is progressing on building the $35M ultrafast broadband network in Wanganui, which will take around five years to complete.
Wanganui Digital Leaders Forum is working to ensure that everyone in the Wanganui district will be able to take full advantage of the benefits ultrafast broadband offers.
To read more about the ultrafast broadband project click here
Wanganui Digital Leaders Forum Business Focus Group Event Click here to view a video from the event held on November 15.
Click here to view the deployment map for Wanganui from January to June 2012
Shaping Wanganui - Residential Phase
Shaping Wanganui is the name of the Wanganui District Plan Review project currently being undertaken by Council. We are currently in Phase Two of the review process which considers activities and issues relating to our residential areas.
Over the next few months we will be out and about chatting to you at Open Days and, where invited, attending organisations' meetings. We want to know what you like and don't like so much about your street and your neighbourhood, and what would need to happen for your neighbourhood to be better than it is now.
Local authorities use information on individual properties, contained in the district valuation roll, to set rates. Find out what revaluation means for you.
You can also view 2010 revaluation process details on this page.
Graffiti Hotline
Contact the Council's Graffiti Hotline to report graffiti in Wanganui:
phone 349 0500