Selwyn District Council
Jobs and economy
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Jobs and economy
Many councils help support local business and economic development. Some promote tourism in their area, or provide business support services and grants.
Extend the services offered at the Toka Hapai health hub to ensure the needs of the community are met.
Develop additional reserves and parks across Selwyn for recreational purposes. Ensure roading and footpaths to these areas are addressed.
Continue to support the community with the construction of the town centre redevelopment in Rolleston.
Continue to advocate for a cycleway network from Arthurs Pass through the district for tourism and economic benefit for the towns.
Support council to continue to facilitate discussions with business, training providers, etc for promoting employment initiatives.
Support local industries.
Provide facilities for new businesses and services.
Facilitate a workplace pipeline between local business, industry, high schools, training providers, and WINZ for all ages and stages.
Create more vibrant high streets by decreasing speed limits, enabling walking and cycling, and trialling car-free evenings and weekends.
Promote rural tourism by furthering the Arthurs Pass to Te Waihora cycle trail, connecting with the Little River Rail Trail and Kiwirail.
Extend the services offered at the Toka Hapai health hub to ensure the needs of the community are met.
Develop additional reserves and parks across Selwyn for recreational purposes. Ensure roading and footpaths to these areas are addressed.
Continue to support the community with the construction of the town centre redevelopment in Rolleston.
Continue to advocate for a cycleway network from Arthurs Pass through the district for tourism and economic benefit for the towns.
Support council to continue to facilitate discussions with business, training providers, etc for promoting employment initiatives.
Support local industries.
Provide facilities for new businesses and services.
Facilitate a workplace pipeline between local business, industry, high schools, training providers, and WINZ for all ages and stages.
Create more vibrant high streets by decreasing speed limits, enabling walking and cycling, and trialling car-free evenings and weekends.
Promote rural tourism by furthering the Arthurs Pass to Te Waihora cycle trail, connecting with the Little River Rail Trail and Kiwirail.
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