Temporary Closure of Waihou Refuse Transfer Station
The Waihou Refuse Transfer Station will be temporarily closed from Monday 25 November till Monday...
Important notice to all ratepayers
Second instalment notices for 2024/25 year were posted or emailed to you on Friday, 1 November...
New Chief Executive announced for Matamata-Piako District Council
An experienced local government professional with a demonstrable track record has been named as...
Your takeaway coffee habits revealed
Our community survey results are in! Thank you for sharing your thoughts and habits around...
Waharoa Recreation Reserve proposed lease expansion
We're notifying of a proposed lease expansion of the Waharoa Recreation Reserve (also known as the...
Business Night Out success
What an incredible night celebrating the accomplishments of our local businesses at this year's...
Morrinsville votes for Thames Street courtesy crossings near Studholme Street roundabout to go
Thank you Morrinsville! We received over 300 responses to our courtesy crossings survey , with 87%...
Local Water Done Well: Council takes proactive approach
The Matamata-Piako District Council is stepping forward in a collaborative initiative designed to...
Transport made easier for disabled people in Matamata-Piako
Options for moving around the district have improved for people with disabilities in our district,...
Temporary Closure of Waihou Refuse Transfer Station
The Waihou Refuse Transfer Station will be temporarily closed from Monday 25 November till Monday 16 December 2024. This will allow contractors to complete maintenance upgrades to the road network wit...
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Read MoreImportant notice to all ratepayers
Second instalment notices for 2024/25 year were posted or emailed to you on Friday, 1 November 2024.
Last day for payment of this Instalment is Monday, 25 November 2024.
A 10% additional charge will...
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 MoreYour takeaway coffee habits revealed
Our community survey results are in!
Thank you for sharing your thoughts and habits around takeaway coffee and reusable cups. We received fantastic engagement with 976 responses from the public acros...
Read MoreWaharoa Recreation Reserve proposed lease expansion
We're notifying of a proposed lease expansion of the Waharoa Recreation Reserve (also known as the Waharoa Domain). The proposed expansion will enable a community group Kaitiaki Trap N Train Trus...
Read MoreBusiness Night Out success
What an incredible night celebrating the accomplishments of our local businesses at this year's Bayley's Business Night Out 2024! The judges had their hands full this year.
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Read MoreShakeOut with Springdale
Our national ShakeOut 2024 earthquake drill and tsunami hīkoi (walk) took place on Thursday 24 October. Ahead of the official ShakeOut day - our Emergency Management Officer (EMO) Toka Wolfswood, visi...
Read MoreMorrinsville votes for Thames Street courtesy crossings near Studholme Street roundabout to go
Thank you Morrinsville! We received over 300 responses to our courtesy crossings survey, with 87% preferring we remove the courtesy crossings on Thames Street at the Studholme Street roundabout when w...
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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Read MorePlan Change 61: National Planning Standards and other changes
We’re changing the format of our District Plan to line up with the Ministry for the Environment, National Planning Standards. The Standards aim to make council plans and policy statements easier to us...
Read MorePlan Change 54 - Papakāinga approved
Council has approved Plan Change 54 - Papakāinga following a meeting held on Wednesday, 25 September 2024.
The decision includes new rules that enable quality papakāinga development that supports the...
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