Swanson Station Park

Welcome to Swanson Station Park, located at 760 Swanson Road, Auckland, New Zealand. As an establishment, park, and point of interest, we offer a wide range of services and resources to cater to the needs of our community.

For property owners, we provide assistance with property rates, including changes, payment options, and the option to receive your rates bill via email. We also offer financial assistance programs for heating your home and changing your address. Additionally, our solicitors property rates services are available for those in need.

Waste management is another important aspect of our institution. We provide collection dates for rubbish, recycling, and food scraps bins, as well as the option to report missed collections or dumped rubbish. We also offer guidance on disposing of unwanted items and the opportunity to book an inorganic collection.

If you are undertaking any renovation projects or need information on resource and building consents, inspections, pools, fencing, or planning zones, we have resources and guidance to assist you. We also provide information on earthworks, stormwater systems, engineering approvals, and working on trees.

In the unfortunate event of extreme weather or natural disasters, we offer information on the repair and regeneration of Auckland. We strive to support impacted communities and help them rebuild.

Licenses for various businesses, including health and beauty, hairdressers, markets, mobile trading, brothels, alcohol, food, funeral directors, campgrounds, home-based businesses, and rubbish and waste businesses, can be obtained through our institution.

Our institution also provides information on important plans, budgets, policies, and strategies for Auckland. This includes the Auckland Plan, the Auckland Unitary Plan, 10-year budgets, annual budgets, bylaws, and projects. We strive to keep our community informed and engaged in the decision-making process.

Environmental concerns are also addressed through our institution. We provide information on air and water quality, stormwater management, biosecurity, coastal and geological hazards, sustainability, and State of Auckland reports. We are committed to preserving and protecting our environment.

Understanding how Auckland Council works is essential, and we provide information on local elections, finances, procurement, official information and privacy, council-controlled organizations, the executive lead team, and elected representatives. We value transparency and accountability.

For those interested in art, culture, and heritage, we offer information on public art, galleries, theaters, artists in residence, heritage preservation, trails, and archives. We strive to promote and celebrate the rich cultural heritage of our community.

Property information, such as CV or planning zones, can be accessed through our institution. We also provide services for ordering LIM reports, property files, and other property-related information.

Cemetery records, locations, plot booking, and venue hire services are available for those in need. We aim to provide support during difficult times and ensure smooth arrangements.

Pet owners can pay dog registration fees, adopt a dog, report dog problems, and find designated dog walking areas. We also offer licenses for stock, poultry, and bees.

We value community input and encourage active participation. You can have your say on proposals and attend meetings to help shape Auckland. We provide information on public notices, hearings, plan changes, notified resource consents, and the People's Panel.

Looking for recreational activities? Our institution can help you find parks, pools, leisure centers, libraries, walking or cycling tracks, wharves, and boat ramps. Additionally, you can book venues, sports fields, campsites, or swimming lessons through our services.

Recently, we held local elections, and Wayne Brown was elected as the new mayor of Auckland. This section will be updated with information about the new mayor and his policies once available.

We are committed to sustainability and innovation. We have initiatives in place to turn rukenga kai into clean energy and liquid fertilizers. Your contribution can make a difference.

Lastly, we seek your feedback on how Māori representation in Auckland Council could look in the future. We value diversity and inclusivity and want to ensure fair representation for all.

Thank you for visiting Swanson Station Park. We are here to serve you and provide the necessary resources and services to make Auckland a thriving and vibrant community.