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Travel Safe

Travel Safe is an all-ages community focused approach to road safety in Tauranga and the Western Bay of Plenty.

A joint initiative between Tauranga City Council, Western Bay of Plenty District Council, NZ Police, and NZ Transport Agency. The Travel Safe team partner with and work alongside communities, schools, parents, caregivers, volunteers, and students, to deliver programmes and initiatives to reduce accidents and improve road safety.

The programmes are developed to address identified high risks for targeted audiences.

Travel Safe is driven by guiding principles:

  • listening to communities
  • keeping it simple and flexible
  • developing community and school ownership at the beginning
  • strengthening community action
  • developing personal skills
  • creating supportive environments
  • supporting building healthy public policy
  • valuing volunteers

Find out more using the links below and follow Travel Safe on Facebook for updates.

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It’s time to go green and register your dog for 2022/23

Tauranga City Council anticipates more than 15,000 dogs, or 90 per cent of Tauranga's dog population, will be wearing a new green registration tag by Sunday, 31 July.

Owners who register their dog on-time pay an early-bird fee of $97. Registration fees are $145 for those who pay after Sunday, 31 July.

Animal Services Team Leader Brent Lincoln says he understands that financial times are tough at the moment, and that dog registration fees are an additional household cost.

"Even though it’s hard times right now, we know most people in our community are responsible dog owners who will register their dogs. We want to thank them for playing their part in keeping our city a great place to have canine companions as part of their family” says Brent.

All the money from dog registrations goes back to the Animal Services team helping make Tauranga a safer dog friendly city.

Here are some of the services that registration fees go towards:

  • Delivery of owner education and safety programmes in schools and local businesses
  • Rehoming/adopting dogs that come into our care
  • Shelter facilities to care for lost dogs
  • Responding to dog barking, roaming dogs and general complaints
  • Installation and maintenance of poo bag dispensers (last year, more than half a million dog poops were picked up using poo bags from one of our dispensers)
  • Maintaining the dog registration database.

To learn more about how dog registrations are used, visit our website.

To ensure your dog is seen wearing green, head to www.tauranga.govt.nz/dogrego to register your dog. 
 

Posted: Jun 15, 2022,

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