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Buying power is one of the main advantages of a potential partnership with Hamilton City for water services in the future. Find out more here.

Across the Waikato district, real progress is being made. From major infrastructure projects to strengthened community partnerships, the work of Council continues to reflect a shared commitment to the people and places we serve. With the Long Term Plan now adopted, our direction remains clear and future-focused.

Council and community came together Saturday 21 June to celebrate the completion of Festival Way and future proof infrastructure for northern Ngaaruaawahia to enable growth and resilience in years to come.

There's still time to share your thoughts on Waikato District Council’s draft 2025–2034 Long Term Plan. Feedback closes this Sunday 11 May 2025.

Your voice is powerful. Mayor Jacqui shares how your feedback helps influence Council decisions – and why every comment, big or small, makes a difference. From roads, water, rubbish or community spaces, we want to hear from you. This is your chance to shape the future of Waikato district. Read more and get involved.

Pookeno’s main street will be closed at night next week so that urgent repairs can be made to Great South Road.

Mayor Jacqui shares key messages ahead of tomorrow's Long Term Plan (LTP) public consultation. Join the koorero, share your voice and help shape the future of our district.

Consultation on Waikato District Council’s draft Enhanced Annual Plan closed on Friday, with 224 submissions received.

Waikato District Council wants to hear from Raglan residents about what kind of sports facilities they'd like to see in their town in the future.

Waikato District Council is inviting the community to shape the future of waste minimisation, with consultation on the draft Waste Minimisation and Management Plan (WMMP) 2025-2031 opening soon and Waste Minimisation Community Fund currently open for applications.

Mayor Jacqui invites everyone to have their say on the future of our district through the Long Term Plan consultation, and encourages our community to come together this ANZAC Day to honour those who served. Find out how you can get involved and share your thoughts.

We’re scrutinising our financials to pull back a potentially high rate increase in year one of our draft 2024-2034 Long Term Plan.

Whether you’re thinking of standing or casting your vote, getting involved in local elections is how you make a real difference where you live. Learn how local democracy works and why your involvement matters.

Mayor Jacqui talks about our relationship with the media and the role they play in bringing Council issues to light and raising awareness about Council activities.

Gavin Ion, Chief Executive at Waikato District Council, outlines big decisions ahead with water services delivery.

Mayor Jacqui shares the privilege it is to hear from our communities during Long Term Plan (LTP) hearings. While listening and reflecting has been important, our teams continue delivering essential services daily. Now, we move forward – balancing community feedback with expert advice to make the best decisions for our district’s future.

If you’ve ever thought about running for Council, or wondered what the job involves, Waikato District Council’s 2025 Pre-election Report is a great place to start.

The phrase ‘3 waters’ was a much-used industry term long before it became the label for the previous government’s water services review. So, what does it really mean?

Mayor Jacqui highlights the powerful ways communities connect through events and celebrations. Our district is one where economic vitality meets cultural celebration.