Stick to essential spending and keep rates low. That’s the overwhelming feedback from Waikato district communities following hearings on Waikato District Council’s draft 2024/25 Enhanced Annual Plan.
Surveyors will start assessing Council-owned buildings throughout the district next week.
Watercare and Waikato District Council have reached an agreement to extend the Council’s water services operations and maintenance contract.
A community hub with library in the heart of Pookeno is a step closer with the development of three options and the identification of a preferred option for the Pookeno community hub with library.
Waikato District Council will start planning for a new era in water services provision beyond June 2026 after Watercare confirmed this week its withdrawal from a contract to operate the district’s water, wastewater and stormwater services.
From Tuesday, 1 July, the pre-paid price of rubbish stickers and wheelie bin tags is doubling for the whole district except for Raglan, which has separate waste services and pricing.
The price of kerbside rubbish collection has increased today, 1 July, for the whole district, except Raglan.
The Waikato District Council is pleased to announce the adoption of its 2023/24 Annual Plan, demonstrating its commitment to enhancing community wellbeing and strengthening the district's disaster relief fund.
Waikato District Council is pleased to announce that our Waste Minimisation fund is now open.
Waikato District Council is reaching out to its communities across the district on a proposed 13.75% general rate increase as part of its draft 2024/25 Annual Plan.
Waikato District Council has confirmed an 11.9% general rate revenue The decision comes after receiving 227 submissions on the draft 2024/25 Enhanced Annual Plan, with around 20 submitters speaking to their submission in person in mid May.
Waikato District Council has confirmed that it will be working with Hamilton City Council on designing a joint Council-Controlled Organisation (CCO) to deliver water services, as part of the new Local Water Done Well reforms.
Waikato District Council is calling on the Raglan community to attend a public meeting at 6-7pm on 29 June at the Raglan Old School Arts Centre to hear a presentation about progress on a project to renew the discharge consent for the Raglan wastewater treatment plant.
Ahead of this year's Te Wiki o te Reo Maaori, Mayor Jacqui celebrates what the language means to our Mana Whenua and how we have our very own unique version of te reo here in the Waikato.
The addition of a couple of new committees is a key feature of Waikato District Council’s Mayor Jacqui Church’s governance structure for the next three years.
Mayor Jacqui Church talks Annual Plan after this week's Council adoption and considers future opportunities.
Mayor Jacqui provides an update on some important decisions we've made last week about our district's general rates for the 2024/25 financial year.
Waikato district property values have risen by an average of 15 per cent in the past three years.
Mayor Jacqui highlights the diversity of our district while stressing the importance of connection with central government and other councils.
Waikato District Council has announced the release of its 2022/23 Annual Report, reflecting on the significant accomplishments it has achieved in the face of challenges.
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