Time's Ticking For Those Thinking Of Standing For Tasman This Election
Tasman District Council wants to remind anyone thinking of standing for Tasman in this year’s local body elections - we would love to hear from you soon.
Nominations are open now until noon on Friday 1 August, ahead of election day on Saturday 11 October.
You can find all the details around this year's voting on our website at Elections | Tasman District Council,
There, you’ll also find our pre-election report which is also available here,
This document explores the evolving context facing the District, takes a close look at our financial position and sets out how we fund our projects, services and facilities. Whether you’re looking to stand for Mayor, the Council or a Community Board, or you are voting, this report provides the key facts you need to know.
Our Council and two Community Boards in Golden Bay and Motueka, play a critical role in supporting the resilience and prosperity of Tasman.
The role of an Elected Member is two-fold, encompassing governance and representation.
Through effective governance, our Council always acts in the best interest of our community, both for today and future generations, balancing both short and long-term responsibilities.
Representation means space for everyone to have a voice, be considered, and thrive. All ages and stages, all cultures and genders, all abilities and ambitions.
It’s hard work but extremely rewarding. You’ll be responsible for enhancing the wellbeing of the Tasman community and all that it entails – a healthy natural environment, thriving businesses, safe spaces for all, and a place that supports every individual’s sense of belonging.
We need candidates with vision, empathy and commitment – collaborators who can listen to all viewpoints before reaching a considered conclusion. People who can think strategically and make decisions for the long-term wellbeing of their entire community and not just the loudest voices.
Do you think that you could be a great fit to represent your community? Make sure you’re on the ballot on election day.
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