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AGM: minutes, reports, and an unveiling

The 86th Annual General Meeting for the Titahi Bay Surf Lifesaving Club was held on Saturday 17 August at 5:00pm. The meeting elected in the new officers for the 2024/2025 season, agreed an update to our club constitution and a real highlight of the evening was the unveiling of the new New Zealand Junior Title Holder honours board which was unveiled by Tofamamao Leti, our current junior national champion and Life Member Kerry Delaney....

Club Consitution

Our new Club Constitution, also known as our Charity Rules were agreed by a majority vote at the 86th AGM held on 17 August 2024....

2024 Annual General Meeting

The 86th Titahi Bay Surf Life Saving Club Annual General Meeting will be held at the Titahi Bay Surf Life Saving Club clubrooms on Saturday 17 August 2023 at 5:00pm.AgendaApologiesWelcomeMinutes of Previous Meeting2023/24 annual report and financial statementsReportsConstitution: proposed changes and club agreementElection of OfficersSubscriptionsUnveiling of the NZ Junior Title Holders Honours BoardGeneral businessNominations are called for the following positions:Chairperso...

2023 Annual General Meeting

The 85th Titahi Bay Surf Life Saving Club Annual General Meeting will be held at the Titahi Bay Surf Life Saving Club clubrooms on Saturday 26th August 2023 at 4:30pm.Nominations are called for the following positions:PresidentChairpersonTreasurerSecretaryClub CaptainLifesaving CoordinatorBoat CaptainNipper CoordinatorCraft CoordinatorPlease find the 2023/2024 nomination form at the link below. These must be completed with the necessary signatures and be either emailed to&nbs...

2023 AGM

At the recent 85th Titahi Bay SLSC Annual General Meeting (AGM), the committee was elected as follows:President - vacantChairperson - Kaye RyanSecretary - Deborah DonkinTreasurer - Jodie Hickey-SmithClub Captain - Kirk McPhersonBoat Captain - Tim MarsdenCraft Coordinator - Andrew MarshallLifesaving Coordinator - Tayne McMahonJunior Surf Coordinator - Joanna LeeAvailable documents are below:...

Working With Porrirua City Council

Over the last couple of months the committee has been engaging with Porirua City Council around the possibility of tagging land for a new club at the north end of the beach. Our current club is within the coastal erosion zone, our lease runs out in 10 years and, as many of you will be aware we have outgrown our club rooms. Progress to date: On 25th May we made a submission under the Reserves Management Act to request that land is reserved for us for ‘future surf club development...