Brian Hood for Trentham & Coliban ward in Trentham, Victoria | Political candidate

Brian Hood for Trentham & Coliban ward

Locality: Trentham, Victoria

Phone: +61 427 797 151

Address: Trentham 3458 Trentham, VIC, Australia

Website: http://hepburn.vic.gov.au

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19.01.2022 Officially sworn in as councillor tonight :) .... now for the real work !

17.01.2022 A recent conversation on how a new Hepburn council might operate...for the benefit of the community.

17.01.2022 Keep an eye out for your voting papers, they have started to arrive. And make sure you post it back on or before 23rd October :)

14.01.2022 I am pleased to advise the VEC formally declared the result of the Hepburn shire Council election today. In Coliban ward the result was Brian Hood 1002 votes (52.46%), Licia Kokocinski 551 votes (28.85%) and Ethan Brown 357 votes (18.69%). I look forward to the challenges and representing the people of Coliban ward. Only one of the previous councillors was re-elected so Hepburn Shire effectively has a new team. I extend my appreciation to those who supported and encouraged me and will work hard to represent our community.

14.01.2022 My first interview...published in this week's Local.

13.01.2022 ONLY 2 DAYS LEFT TO MAIL YOUR BALLOT PAPER TO THE VEC. REMEMBER FRIDAY 23rd IS A PUBLIC HOLIDAY. THE VEC OFFICE IN DAYLESFORD IS OPEN ON FRIDAY SO YOU CAN HAND DELIVER YOUR BALLOT PAPER THERE. VOTING IS COMPULSORY, EVEN FOR OVER 70's. THIS IS YOUR ONE-IN-FOUR-YEAR OPPORTUNITY TO EXERCISE YOUR DEMOCRATIC CHOICE.

12.01.2022 A post-Covid strategy we should all be mindful of....

11.01.2022 Declaration Day !

09.01.2022 This week I've been undertaking the mandatory induction program at council...and tomorrow evening at 6.30pm will be officially sworn in as a councillor...along with my new colleagues. It will be livestreamed on council's FB page. It may not be riveting viewing but it's an important step. Then next week the real work begins...and I'm looking forward to that. Stay tuned for more substantial news....

08.01.2022 This link to the VEC website contains the questionnaire answered by all candidates.

06.01.2022 The VEC have advised that most people should have received their ballot papers by now. If you don't receive your ballot paper by the 16th the VEC advises to contact them at.... Hepburn election Office Tenancy 1 26 Vincent Street DAYLESFORD 3460 Tel: 8619 1726 Email: [email protected] DON'T FORGET TO VOTE !

06.01.2022 Some important information on the upcoming election.... Look out for your ballot pack in the mail Be sure to check your mail regularly, because you’ll soon receive a ballot pack from the Victorian Electoral Commission for the October 2020 local council elections. Ballot packs will be mailed to all enrolled voters between Tuesday 6 and Thursday 8 October. VEC send out ballot packs in random order, so you might not get your pack the same day as someone you live with.... The candidates elected will represent you and your community on Council until the next general election in 2024. We encourage you to vote as early as possible. What’s in the ballot pack? Ballot packs include: a ballot paper attached to candidate statements and photos where provided instructions for voting a multi-language leaflet (where applicable) a ballot paper envelope with a flap for the voter’s declaration a reply-paid envelope. You can also find this information and responses to the optional candidate questionnaire at vec.vic.gov.au When is the voting deadline? You must make sure your completed ballot pack is in the mail or hand-delivered to the election office in Daylesford by 6 pm Friday 23 October. Check your local mail clearance times to ensure you post your ballot pack on time. There are extended office hours for voters to return their completed ballot packs: between 9 am and 8 pm on Thursday 22 October and between 9 am and 6 pm on Friday 23 October. What if I don’t receive a ballot pack? If you haven’t received your ballot pack by Friday 16 October, call the election office for your council election during business hours for a replacement. The contact details for each election office can be found at vec.vic.gov.au Note: replacement ballot packs will not be issued over the counter at election offices within the area defined by DHHS as Greater Metropolitan Melbourne during this time. Do I have to vote? If you’re over the age of 18 and were on the State roll for this election at 4 pm Friday 28 August, voting is compulsory you could be fined if you don’t vote. We also encourage all Council-enrolled voters to vote. Sign up for the free VoterAlert service to receive reminders by SMS or email about voting at vec.vic.gov.au When will the election results be announced? VEC anticipate results declarations for all councils will be made no later than Friday 13 November. Provisional results information will be available on vec.vic.gov.au as they become available.