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Join your Councilors for a kōrero about what's happening in our Maketu - Te Puke communities!
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Join us from 14 - 20 September as we celebrate climate action in the Bay of Plenty
Join your Councilors for a kōrero about what's happening in our Kaimai communities!
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.
With several superb playgrounds across the Western Bay, your tāmariki can swing, slide and climb until their heart’s content.
Applications are now open for Western Bay of Plenty District Council’s CCTV Fund, with $50,000 available.
Several weather-damaged Western Bay roads have been given a funding boost, after being allocated $820,000 from the government’s Cyclone Recovery Capability Fund.
Western Bay of Plenty District Council remains committed to establishing Māori wards and providing broader democratic representation.
People are being urged to ‘think before you pour’ after an unusually high number of FOG (fat, oil and grease) blockages in Western Bay’s wastewater pipes.
Applications are now open for Western Bay of Plenty District Council’s CCTV Fund, with $50,000 available.
Several weather-damaged Western Bay roads have been given a funding boost, after being allocated $820,000 from the government’s Cyclone Recovery Capability Fund.
Western Bay of Plenty District Council remains committed to establishing Māori wards and providing broader democratic representation.
We have a new storm watcher! A CCTV camera has been installed at Two Mile Creek, Waihī Beach, to help monitor stormwater flows.
Applications are now open for Western Bay of Plenty District Council’s CCTV Fund, with $50,000 available.
Several weather-damaged Western Bay roads have been given a funding boost, after being allocated $820,000 from the government’s Cyclone Recovery Capability Fund.
Western Bay of Plenty District Council remains committed to establishing Māori wards and providing broader democratic representation.
Paengaroa is getting a new playground, in the heart of the village, which tamariki will be able to access without having to cross the state highway.
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.
Hear from Mayor James Denyer on his reflections for the year.
Applications are now open for Western Bay of Plenty District Council’s CCTV Fund, with $50,000 available.
Several weather-damaged Western Bay roads have been given a funding boost, after being allocated $820,000 from the government’s Cyclone Recovery Capability Fund.
Western Bay of Plenty District Council remains committed to establishing Māori wards and providing broader democratic representation.
Paengaroa is getting a new playground, in the heart of the village, which tamariki will be able to access without having to cross the state highway.