A proposal to form a water company to manage water and wastewater is back on the agenda.
The following meetings will be held during December 2016. All meetings will be held at the Waikato District Council, 15 Galileo Street, Ngaruawahia unless otherwise stated.
Waikato District Council will consider spending a further $1.757 million to address urgent concerns around wastewater spills.
The Waikato District Council resolved to make operative all the provisions of Plan Change 14 Raglan Rezone to the Waikato District Plan.
Nominations are now open for the Te Kauwhata Licensing Trust by-election to fill a vacancy created by a lack of candidates during the recent 2016 local body elections.
Discussing community facilities in their town has been the number one priority for a group of Ngaruawahia locals in recent months and now they want to hear your thoughts.
Raglan, the boil water notice has today been lifted after further tests were given the all clear. You can now use water as normal.
A spectacular tomokanga was unveiled at the base of one of the Waikato’s most popular walking tracks over the weekend.
Waikato District Council would like to sincerely thank the Raglan community and businesses for their patience and support over the past week.
Tuakau business owner Baron Collocott is ‘in shock’ that he has won an iPad Pro package valued at over $1900 in a business promotion by the Waikato District Council’s economic development team, Open Waikato.
Raglan reservoir levels are now at their lowest since Monday so it is critical that residents continue to conserve water today.
Waikato District Council still working really hard on the Raglan water situation. Residents are doing a great job conserving water, but they need to continue with what they’re doing.
Raglan residents are to be congratulated for conserving water in recent days, but they are being asked to keep going while Waikato District Council works to remedy the situation.
This morning Waikato District Council continues to ask Raglan residents to conserve and boil their water.
Waikato District Council now requires Raglan residents to boil their drinking water for the next three days.
Meeting to elect a new Te Kohanga Community Hall Committee
Waikato District Council has amended its Dog Control Bylaw to include two new off-lead exercise areas in Pokeno and Tamahere.
Notice is hereby given that the Waikato District Council, for the purpose of allowing MG Motorsport to hold a motorsport event proposes to close the following road for the period set out below.
Waikato District Council’s new-look Huntly library and office will no longer take cash payments. This move will allow the Council to consider introducing cash-free operations across its district.
Huntly’s Tainui Bridge will be repainted over the coming months, with work due to start on 9 November.