2022

Upper Hutt City Council

The Upper Hutt City Council provides local services and facilities, such as public transport, rubbish and recycling, libraries, parks, and recreation facilities. It also makes decisions about building and planning, local regulations, and infrastructure, such as water supply and sewerage. The council is made up of 10 councillors and the mayor. This is a first past the post (FPP) election, so you vote by ticking the name of your preferred candidate on your ballot paper. Compare the candidates and their policies to decide who to vote for in the Upper Hutt City Council election.

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Cyndi Miller

Cyndi Miller

Konrad Hickson

Konrad Hickson

Michael Hurle

Michael Hurle

Matthew Carey

Matthew Carey

Jordan Milburn

Jordan Milburn

Heather Newell

Heather Newell

Chris Carson

Chris Carson

Hellen Swales

Hellen Swales

Jaap Knegtmans

Jaap Knegtmans

Paul Lambert

Paul Lambert

Bill Hammond

Bill Hammond

Emma Holderness

Emma Holderness

Blair Griffiths

Blair Griffiths

Dylan Bentley

Dylan Bentley

Tracey Ultra

Tracey Ultra

Ramil Adhikari

Ramil Adhikari

Dave Wheeler

Dave Wheeler

Nigel Mander

Nigel Mander

Keith Bennett

Keith Bennett

Teresa Homan

Teresa Homan

Dean Spicer

Dean Spicer

Michael J. Anderson

Michael J. Anderson

Bill Hammond

Independent

Bill Hammond

Independent

Why I'm standing

I am a local with a business that has operated in the city for over 70 years. I have seen Upper Hutt grow, nearly fail, and now grow even stronger. I now have the time to put back and help future generations respect and enjoy what I had growing up here. My advantage is to see things from a local and business prospective and help us grow.

About me

My knowledge and love for this city gives me an appreciation that to keep our identity it will involve commitment and determination. I stood for greater regional council in 2019 and although come second, learnt that local council can make a difference if a common sense approach to issues is taken. We need good governance and I feel that I can be a positive part of this.

My priorities
  1. Independent strong and a safe place to live. A supercity is not the answer for Upper Hutt city.
  2. Three Waters is another threat to our wellbeing. It will lead to worse outcomes than what we have now.
  3. Infrastructure and future-proofing is a must. Core services of council have to be adequately resourced.
Before politics

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Residence

Emerald Hill

Age

65

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Why I'm standing

I am a local with a business that has operated in the city for over 70 years. I have seen Upper Hutt grow, nearly fail, and now grow even stronger. I now have the time to put back and help future generations respect and enjoy what I had growing up here. My advantage is to see things from a local and business prospective and help us grow.

About me

My knowledge and love for this city gives me an appreciation that to keep our identity it will involve commitment and determination. I stood for greater regional council in 2019 and although come second, learnt that local council can make a difference if a common sense approach to issues is taken. We need good governance and I feel that I can be a positive part of this.

My priorities
  1. Independent strong and a safe place to live. A supercity is not the answer for Upper Hutt city.
  2. Three Waters is another threat to our wellbeing. It will lead to worse outcomes than what we have now.
  3. Infrastructure and future-proofing is a must. Core services of council have to be adequately resourced.
Before politics

No response

Residence

Emerald Hill

Age

65

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