Large scale works along Carroll Street/SH3 in New Year

Significant traffic diversions will be in place in the New Year as large-scale works will be undertaken along Carroll Street/SH3 in Te Kūiti. From mid-January 2025, Carroll Street/SH3 will be reduced to one lane to allow for Council’s contractor Camex Civil to replace a large watermain. Read more

Road works at Rora Street level crossing
Higgins Contractors will be undertaking a full replacement of the Rora Street level crossing near Te Kūiti Primary School. The work will be carried out over two days from 5am on Sunday 19 January 2025 through to midnight on Monday 20 January. Traffic diversions will be in place.
Please note this work is separate to the railway crossing works being undertaken by Fulton Hogan at the southern end of Rora Street at the same time.

Community Update

7 Sep 2017

Policy on Gambling Venues

Council reviewed its Gambling Policy and resolved at the Council meeting on 1 August 2017 that no amendments or alterations were required.

You can view and download the Policy from our website.


Register for our Menacing Dogs Programme

For a limited time we are offering free de-sexing (at a nominated vet clinic), microchipping, and a reduced registration fee for dogs classified as ‘menacing’ under the Dog Control Act.

Partial funding for this programme has been provided by Central Government in support of the national strategy to reduce the risk and harm of dog attacks. 

For more information on terms and conditions, and to register for the programme please contact WDC on 0800 932 4357 or 07 878 0800 and ask to speak to one of our Animal Control team members.


Creative Communities Fund

The aim of this fund is the support of arts and cultural activities that encourage participation in a wide range of arts activities, including (but not limited to) dance, literature, music, theatre, visual arts, Pacific arts, craft/ object and Nga Toi Māori (Māori heritage arts such as Tāmoko, Waiata, Karanga etc). 

WDC provides guidance and support for groups who are working through the funding application process. Applications need to outline the project description, the overall arts and cultural idea behind the project, what the result of the project will be (who it will benefit), some of the artistic goals and why the funds are needed.

Further information can be found in the Creative Communities Scheme (CCS) Application Guide on our website (under Community Funding and Grants); or by contacting Clowdy Ngatai on (07) 878 0800.

The closing date for the next Creative Communities funding round is Friday 17 November 2017.