Schools, churches and community centres will be filled with polling booths and will be opening their doors to the public from 8am.

The polling stations will stay open until 6pm after which voting will cease and counting will begin to determine the next cohort of Wagga councillors.

Voting in the election is mandatory and those who fail to do so will be hit with a fine of at least $55.

Residents registered to other local government areas will not be able to cast votes for those elections in Wagga and will need to register to vote online or over the phone through iVote - which closes at 1pm on Saturday.

Information on which LGA residents are registered under is available on the Electoral Commission website.

Ashmont Public School, Ashmont Avenue

Business Enterprise Centre, 66-70 Coleman Street, Turvey Park

Collingullie Soldiers Memorial Hall, 14 Urana Street, Collingullie

Currawarna Community Centre, Bidgee Street, Currawarna

Estella Public School, Estella Road

Forest Hill Public School, Sturt Highway, Forest Hill

Kooringal Public School, Lake Albert Road, Kooringal

Ladysmith Public School, Tywong Street, Ladysmith

Lake Albert Public School, Main Street, Lake Albert

Mangoplah Community Hall, Kyeamba Street, Mangoplah

Mount Austin Public School, McKell Avenue, Mount Austin

North Wagga Public School, Hampden Avenue, North Wagga

Pilgrim Uniting Church, 10 Tanda Place, Glenfield Park

Red Hill Public School, Hawkes Place, Tolland

South Wagga Public School, 140 Edward Street, Wagga

Sturt Public School, White Avenue, Kooringal

Tarcutta Memorial Hall, Sydney Street, Tarcutta

Turvey Park Public School, 31 Halloran Street, Turvey Park

Uranquinty Public School, Pearson Street, Uranquinty

Lutheran School Wagga, Tamar Drive, Tatton

Wagga Wesley Church Hall, 17-21 Johnston Street, Wagga

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