Road works - Centennial Park area

Construction work will begin Tuesday 24 June around Centennial Park area to install concrete islands and road line marking. The roads to be marked are: Te Kūiti Road, Park Street, William Street and Ngarongo Road. We ask kindly that this area be kept clear of vehicles and residents do not park on the road for the next couple of days. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

Slip on Te Waitere Road – please drive safe

Council is aware of a significant slip on Te Waitere Road. Currently the road is down to one lane with priority give way traffic control in place. Given there is poor weather forecast towards the end of the week, we encourage those needing to pass through this site to be vigilant and drive safely and to the conditions.

Community Update

2 Mar 2017, 8:50 AM

Water Restrictions for Waitomo district

The following restrictions are in place for Waitomo District water supplies: Mokau, Piopio and Benneydale are on Level 1 - Conservation: Use sprinklers between 6-8am and 6-8pm. Hand-held hosing is allowed anytime. 

Te Kuiti is on Level 3 - Restrictions: No sprinklers allowed. Hand-held hosing only. For quick tips to conserve water visit our website.


Balloons visit Te Kuiti

We are excited to announce that the ‘Balloons over Waikato’ festival will once again make an appearance in Te Kuiti.  Families will enjoy getting up close to some amazing hot-air balloons. So mark the calendar and bring the family out for a very special evening, bought to you by Waitomo District Council in conjunction with Balloons over Waikato. The event will be held on Friday 24th March, 6.00pm - 8.00pm at the Te Kuiti Domain.


Be a responsible dog owner

It is important to register your dog every year as part of being a responsible dog owner. Dog registration provides safety and security for dogs, owners and the community.

Have your ownership details changed? We encourage all dog owners to notify us of any changes in their dog ownership status; change of owner contact or dog details, a change in the number of dogs kept on a premise, or advising a change of dog ownership.

All dogs must be kept under the control of their owner. Adequate fencing, a kennel or running wire are some of the ways you can keep your dog secure on your property.

Don’t make your dogs mess someone else’s problem. The Dog Control Bylaw requires all dog owners to appropriately dispose of any droppings left by the dog in a public place. Bag it and bin it, or risk a $300 fine.