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If you have questions about the Three Waters Better Off Funding package, we encourage you to attend this online zoom hui (zui) to find out further information.

If you have questions about the Three Waters Better Off Funding package, we encourage you to attend this online zoom hui (zui) to find out further information.

If you have a project or an event and are seeking financial assistance, there are a number of funding opportunities available from Council to help make it happen.

Waikato District Council provides discretionary funding to assist community groups, non-commercial groups and voluntary organisations operating within Council’s district for events and projects. Read more.

Waikato District Council provides discretionary funding to assist community groups, non-commercial groups and voluntary organisations operating within Council’s district for events and projects. Read more.

Lake Hakanoa in Huntly has undergone a makeover, with a new bridge and improvements made to the stream area.

Planned upgrades at Te Huinga o Ngaa Wai - The Point and Kiingitangi Reserves have received a shot in the arm thanks to $100,000 from WEL Energy Trust’s Capital Beneficiary Project Fund.

Raglan Bowling Club has used its share of Waikato District Council’s Better Off Funding allocation to enhance its facilities by installing a new irrigation system to upkeep its greens.

Raglan Community Arts Council has gone the extra mile to make the Creative Space Building at Raglan Old School Arts Centre more accessible thanks in part to Waikato District Council’s Better Off Funding.

Te Kauwhata Community House has a new car to help transport residents while keeping carbon emissions down, thanks to Waikato District Council’s Better Off Funding.

New rubbish stickers and tags will be available from Council offices, and/or libraries next week. Residents are welcome to continue using their old stock - please use two blue $1.50 rubbish stickers per bag or two $3 yellow bin tags to meet the 1 July price increase.