Public notification: Military funeral on Sunday in Te Kūiti.

A forward notice that there will be firing of blank cartridges which produce loud bangs in support of a military funeral sometime between the hours of 1.30pm to 3pm on Sunday in Te Kūiti.

There will be soldiers marching around the town in support of the funeral ceremonial event with weapons, so please do not be alarmed or concerned.

There will also be a road closure at the intersections near the Les Munro Centre in both directions on Sunday 15 March. The closure will be in place at 12.30pm to 1pm. 

Soldier presence in Te Kūiti will be prominent from Saturday afternoon and will increase up to 100+ on the Sunday for the funeral.

Thank you for your understanding.

Official Opening of 28 Taupiri Street Te Kuiti

9 Oct 2015, 11:08 AM

Waitomo District Council's restoration of the 1st floor and entrance lobby of its building at 28 Taupiri Street, is now complete.

The project which started in April 2015, was aimed at refurbishing the upper floor of the building to make a tidy and refreshed office space and meeting room.  The building now features an improved entranceway, foyer with lift access, an accessible toilet facility, kitchen and an upgraded stairwell.

In February 2014, WDC made an application for assistance from the Community Facilities Fund of the Lottery Grants Board, and in June approval was received for funding of $300,805.

Waitomo District Council is making the office space available to the Te Kuiti Community House Trust - an organisation that offers services to the public and those in need, in an effort to improve community well-being in the District.

Mayor Brian Hanna welcomed local residents, stakeholders of the project and representatives from Te Kuiti Community House Trust and made a speech on behalf of Mary Bourke, Chair of the Lottery Community Facilities Fund Committee.

Barbara Kuriger MP for Taranaki - King Country cut the ribbon and unveiled the plaque along with Mayor Brian Hanna.

WDC staff then opened the front doors and show cased the premises to the public.  

 

Barbara Kuriger and Mayor Brian Hanna cut the ribbon at the opening of 28 Taupiri Street