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The draft reserves management plan is here! Check out the plan and let's hear from YOU Kaimai Ward!
Dumped garden waste smothers native vegetation and threatens wildlife habitats.
Check out our top spots to celebrate Matariki
“A perfect District is a District that everyone feels good in.” These wise words by Kaelyn, 12, from Ōmokoroa, headline our Long Term Plan 2024-34, which is now open for feedback.
Disc golf enthusiasts are invited to ‘putt’ their skills to the test at a new nine-hole course at TECT Park.
We are taking our next step in the Local Water Done Well reform journey, consulting with the community to explore the future of water services - including drinking water, wastewater, and stormwater.
Mark your calendar for Western Bay of Plenty District Council's Ward Forums series for an inside look at the projects shaping your area.
Each year, the Annual Plan updates budgets, rates, and planned mahi (work) for the year ahead (1 July 2025 – 30 June 2026).
We are reviewing our Reserve Management Plan (RMP) for the Kaimai Ward, setting the vision and direction for how these green spaces will be cared for and enhanced over the next nine years.
A new $2.1 million wharf is being built at Panepane Point, on the southeastern tip of Matakana Island. The new structure will include two jetties and a pontoon.
Te Ara Mātauranga – The Pathway to Knowledge. This is the name gifted by Te Whānau a Tauwhao hapū to Waihī Beach’s new library and community hub.
We are taking our next step in the Local Water Done Well reform journey, consulting with the community to explore the future of water services - including drinking water, wastewater, and stormwater.
Mark your calendar for Western Bay of Plenty District Council's Ward Forums series for an inside look at the projects shaping your area.
We are taking our next step in the Local Water Done Well reform journey, consulting with the community to explore the future of water services - including drinking water, wastewater, and stormwater.
Mark your calendar for Western Bay of Plenty District Council's Ward Forums series for an inside look at the projects shaping your area.
Each year, the Annual Plan updates budgets, rates, and planned mahi (work) for the year ahead (1 July 2025 – 30 June 2026).
Council has selected a preferred model for delivering water services with the next steps asking for community feedback.
Hear from Mayor James Denyer on his reflections for the year.
We’ve worked incredibly hard to develop the best possible picture for our District, now and into the future. Read all about it in our Long Term Plan 2024-34
Hear Mayor James' thoughts on the future of our District
This year is shaping up to be a more positive year as economic conditions improve and we enjoy a cracking summer.
A new $2.1 million wharf is being built at Panepane Point, on the southeastern tip of Matakana Island. The new structure will include two jetties and a pontoon.
Te Ara Mātauranga – The Pathway to Knowledge. This is the name gifted by Te Whānau a Tauwhao hapū to Waihī Beach’s new library and community hub.
We are taking our next step in the Local Water Done Well reform journey, consulting with the community to explore the future of water services - including drinking water, wastewater, and stormwater.
Mark your calendar for Western Bay of Plenty District Council's Ward Forums series for an inside look at the projects shaping your area.