Upcoming closures
Council offices and libraries will be closed: Monday 27 January (Auckland Anniversary) Wednesday...
Kerbside collection over Auckland Anniversary and Waitangi Day
There will be no changes to your kerbside recycling collection following the Auckland Anniversary...
Level 2 water restrictions across district, with Te Aroha on level 3
Despite some recent rain, summer is well and truly here, and we’ve been keeping a close eye on the...
Upcoming closures
Council offices and libraries will be closed:
Monday 27 January (Auckland Anniversary)
Wednesday 29 January until 11am for staff training
Thursday 6 February (Waitangi Day)
For any urgent...
Read MoreWater restrictions
In summer, we keep a close eye on the levels of the rivers and streams that feed our water supply, as well as the weather and other indicators such as soil moisture levels. Water is not an unlimited r...
Read MoreNotice of meetings - February 2025
The following meetings have been scheduled for the month of February 2025.
To be held: Council Chambers, Matamata-Piako District Council, 35 Kenrick Street, Te Aroha:
Matamata-Piako District Counc...
Read MoreGet your project off the ground in 2025
This is the chance you’ve been waiting for!
The next funding round for the Creative Communities Scheme is here now and we’re super excited to see what creative and community-centred initiatives we ca...
Read MoreTe Aroha moves to level 3 water restrictions
We keep a close eye on our water source levels over summer as we are only allowed to take a certain amount from the likes of rivers and streams, and restrictions can become harsher when those levels d...
Read MoreKerbside collection over Auckland Anniversary and Waitangi Day
There will be no changes to your kerbside recycling collection following the Auckland Anniversary weekend (27 Jan).
However, Waitangi Day falls on a Thursday this year (6 Feb), so Te Aroha's r...
Read MoreLevel 2 water restrictions across district, with Te Aroha on level 3
Despite some recent rain, summer is well and truly here, and we’ve been keeping a close eye on the levels of the rivers and streams that feed our water supply, as well as the weather and other indicat...
Read MoreWaikato Councils unite to explore regional water services
Seven Waikato councils have agreed to explore a new way of managing water services. The initiative, called Waikato Water Done Well, brings together Waipā, Matamata-Piako, Waitomo, South Waikato, Ōtoro...
Read MoreA stadium for Christmas!
Yesterday we had the honour of taking part in a ceremony marking the breaking of the first ground for the upcoming Open Country Stadium build in Matamata. Local mana whenua led a karakia and ceremon...
Read MoreThe Waharoa Aerodrome RMP review progresses
The journey to review and update the Reserve Management Plan (RMP) for the Waharoa (Matamata) Aerodrome is gaining momentum. The initial phase of engagement has wrapped up, and the process is now sh...
Read MoreNew Chief Executive announced for Matamata-Piako District Council
An experienced local government professional with a demonstrable track record has been named as Matamata-Piako District Council’s next Chief Executive.
Manaia Te Wiata, who has been the Group Manager...
Read MoreLocal Water Done Well: Council takes proactive approach
The Matamata-Piako District Council is stepping forward in a collaborative initiative designed to enhance the management of water services across the Waikato region.
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