Dargaville residents invited to Northpower Trust AGM
The Northpower Trust is inviting Kaipara residents to attend its AGM in Dargaville on July 28.
Trust Chairman Erc Angelo says meetings hosted in Dargaville are always well attended by locals.
“Considering Northpower was founded in Dargaville 91 years ago, it is always special coming back here to let people know what the Northpower Trust has been up to and hear from Northpower just how the business is going,” says Mr Angelo.
Kaipara is strongly represented on the Northpower Trust.
The Northpower Trust AGM is being held at Sportsville Dargaville at 1pm on July 28.
It will be preceded by lunch at 12.15, giving Northpower electricity and fibre customers a chance to chat to Northpower Trustees and staff. Sportsville Dargaville is located at Memorial Park on Logan St.
For more information contact Julie on 09-4383322 or julie@plusca.co.nz
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