Mayor of Whangārei
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.
Review the current procurement policies so that local contractors and suppliers have more visibility of the opportunity pipeline.
Transition existing infrastructure procurement away from the current lowest price model to a value for money model.
Work with Northland Inc to develop an aligned strategy to encourage new industrial business establishment in Bream Bay.
Bring life back into city by incentivising apartments and three-storey walk-ups, encouraging more people to live there.
Facilitate and remove all barriers to large-scale solar farms to make Whangārei an energy exporter.
Create facilities for the new flying boats and other tourism infrastructure to remove all barriers to increased tourism.
Introduce policy to entice and support a 24 hour economy for the district.
Create "youth attractive" work streams for local talent. Promote "scholarship" programmes to recognise future leaders.
Ensure spend on roading infrastructure is prioritised to deliver safety to local road users.
Support local businesses by encouraging them to apply for council contracts, and allowing local businesses to part of the contracts.
Provide a safe shopping environment within Whangārei's district.
Make sure that our vehicle parking meets today's standards and the growth of the district.
Creating community spaces such as a multicultural community hub, youth services hub, business hubs to encourage collective economical growth.
Support local businesses and build capability and capacity for local businesses to fill local contracts.
Use council networks and platforms to create crowdfunding opportunities for community voted and run initiatives that improve our community.
I believe that improving infrastructure like the port, dry dock, and roading and rail links will help deliver prosperity to our region.
Developing this infrastructure will naturally bring more and better jobs to the area.
We need to develop the civic and arts centre on the Forum North site and create a parking strategy that brings free parking to town.
Review the current procurement policies so that local contractors and suppliers have more visibility of the opportunity pipeline.
Transition existing infrastructure procurement away from the current lowest price model to a value for money model.
Work with Northland Inc to develop an aligned strategy to encourage new industrial business establishment in Bream Bay.
Bring life back into city by incentivising apartments and three-storey walk-ups, encouraging more people to live there.
Facilitate and remove all barriers to large-scale solar farms to make Whangārei an energy exporter.
Create facilities for the new flying boats and other tourism infrastructure to remove all barriers to increased tourism.
Introduce policy to entice and support a 24 hour economy for the district.
Create "youth attractive" work streams for local talent. Promote "scholarship" programmes to recognise future leaders.
Ensure spend on roading infrastructure is prioritised to deliver safety to local road users.
Support local businesses by encouraging them to apply for council contracts, and allowing local businesses to part of the contracts.
Provide a safe shopping environment within Whangārei's district.
Make sure that our vehicle parking meets today's standards and the growth of the district.
Creating community spaces such as a multicultural community hub, youth services hub, business hubs to encourage collective economical growth.
Support local businesses and build capability and capacity for local businesses to fill local contracts.
Use council networks and platforms to create crowdfunding opportunities for community voted and run initiatives that improve our community.
I believe that improving infrastructure like the port, dry dock, and roading and rail links will help deliver prosperity to our region.
Developing this infrastructure will naturally bring more and better jobs to the area.
We need to develop the civic and arts centre on the Forum North site and create a parking strategy that brings free parking to town.
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