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Last Modified: 10 September 2010

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Local Body Elections 2010

Further Notice of Election for the Upper Hutt City Council 2010 Elections

I hereby give notice Under Section 65 of the Local Electoral Act 2001 that the following persons have been duly nominated as candidates:

more information - including nominated candidates, voting period, vote processing, special voting facilities and candidate signage.

Elections New Zealand website - www.elections.org.nz

www.elections2010.co.nz - connecting Upper Hutt city candidates and voters.

Hazardous waste collection - 11th and 12th September

What nasties are lurking in your home? Bring your hazardous waste to us for free:

paint, stains and varnishes
paint stripper, petrol and oil
thinners and degreasers
garden, cleaning and pool chemicals
gas cylinders
fluorescent bulbs
batteries

Click here for more information.

Is your dog registered?

If you’re a dog owner and live in Upper Hutt City, you should have registered your dog already as the new dog registration year began on 1 August 2010.

Discounted fees cease after 31 July each year, so to avoid additional costs it pays to register your dog on time.

Click here for more information.

Last Modified: 10 September 2010

Latest News

		Main Street goes blue in time for September On 1 September, the Council will flick the switch on new lights installed in Upper Hutt’s Main Street which will see the street go blue in support of Blue September more information >>
		Valley News \| August 2010 Featuring: The library archives The extended recycling scheme Hutt Valley's successful bid for safe city accreditation Rates Local Elections 2010 more information >>

		A new face to Settlement Support in Upper Hutt Are you new to New Zealand? Upper Hutt City Council provides a free settlement support service to all newcomers, migrants and refugees. Every year many of New Zealand’s new settlers choose Upper Hutt as their new home, seeking to establish themselves as smoothly and successfully as possible and to realise their hopes and aspirations. Click here to view the full media release. more information >>
		High profile current All Black and Upper Hutt resident, Cory Jane sings the praises of his home town on a recent TV3 Interview To view visit: http://www.3news.co.nz/Jane-hopes-for-free-running-rugby-tonight/tabid/317/articleID/166282/Default.aspx
		Akatarawa bridge replacement updates Keeping you informed of progress on the Akatarawa Bridge Replacement Programme. more information >>