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Network Environmental Performance Reporting Water & Wastewater Measures 2023/24
Carterton District Council submitted its annual Network Environmental Performance Report to Taumata Arowai in September 2024. The Water Services Act 2021 has mandatory requirements for certain public network operators to monitor and report on the environmental...
Scheduled Roadworks: Week commencing Monday 4 November
Scheduled roadworks for the week. Dates subject to change and work is weather permitting. Other work may be ongoing in the District. This schedule shows Ruamāhanga Roads scheduled work. For State Highway 2 roadworks please visit the NZTA/Waka Kotahi website or...
Council resolves to support Wairarapa and Tararua Water Services Delivery Plan, exit Wellington Plan
Carterton District Council has resolved to exit the Wellington Region Water Services Delivery Plan project and focus on developing a joint Wairarapa-Tararua Water Services Delivery Plan. The decision was made during today’s Ordinary Council Meeting [Wednesday, 30...
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There's still time to get your non-perishable food items in order for the Carterton Food Bank Food Drive! Pop them at your letterbox from 5.30pm.
Accepted items include tinned cans, pasta, rice, noodles, cereals, snacks and treats, toiletries and any dog or cat food.
A big thank you to all those contributing tonight!Carterton Food Bank is again running its annual food drive on Wednesday 6th November.
Listen out for the fire trucks as they pass down your street between 5.30-8.30pm.
Simply leave your food donations at your letterbox for collection.
Please help us restock our shelves with any non-perishable food items - tinned cans, pasta, rice, noodles, cereals, snacks and treats, toiletries and don’t forget our animal friends with any dog or cat food.
See you on the night!
KiwiRail will begin upgrade work on rail-crossings in Carterton on Tuesday 12 November.
Kent Street will be first, with the rail-crossing area to be closed to traffic until 21 December. The road will reopen for the holiday period and close again on 14 January.
Works are expected to be complete around 28 February.
Upgrade works will include barrier arms, installation of centre islands and improvements to bells and flashing lights.
We’ve added information about these works to our website, including detail around the permanent closure of rail-crossings on Victoria and Rhodes Streets: cdc.govt.nz/services/roads-and-streets/kiwirail-rail-crossings/
These works are part of KiwiRail’s expansion of the Wairarapa Line to accommodate more train services to and from Wellington.
If you have any additional questions, or would like to learn more about the project as a whole (Wairarapa-wide), please visit: www.kiwirail.co.nz/our-network/our-regions/wellington/wairarapa-line/
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Waste of money. All the bells, whistles, lights, barriers etc, mean nothing if people are unattentive on a crossing. Rather than just add 2 more trains per day with a cattle scoop on front
The way kiwirail are going we probably won't get new trains until about 2050 or Willis might just cancel this project as well
Darryl Rayner Paul Rayner Celebrant
It's Guy Fawkes tonight, and while there have been a few eager households going early, we expect there'll be a number of backyard fireworks displays this evening.
Keep your pets indoors where you can and pop on the radio or tv to help mask any noise. You could even tune in to RNZ Concert from 6pm tonight (until midnight) and listen to their special broadcast of animal-friendly music designed to soothe your pets.We’ll be hearing the pops and bangs of fireworks around the country tonight in celebration of Guy Fawkes Day. For many animals, this will be incredibly stressful and overwhelming.
That’s why, from 6PM to midnight, we’re collaborating with RNZ Concert to broadcast our Concert for Animals – an evening of pet-friendly music designed to soothe your animal friends. Tune in wherever you listen, and find out more here: www.spca.nz/news-and-events/news-article/spca-concert-radio-guy-fawkes
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