At Alert Level 1 all Ōpōtiki District Council services and facilities continue to operate.
Check out some photos from summer festival events, read a look back and look ahead from our Mayor, get updated on exciting current projects, including the harbour, and find out what's on in Opotiki.
The intersection of Snell Road and SH35 is causing concern for truck drivers and the Ōpōtiki Harbour project team and they are asking locals to take extra care in the area.
Dynamic compaction trials are taking place at the Harbour project site to determine the best foundation improvements.
Casting has now started on the hanbar units and will ramp up over the next month. The harbour walls will required approximately 14,000 concrete hanbar units.
Creating a vision of what that future looks like in the town centre so that growth happens in a way the community wants as we work towards our goal of a vibrant, busy and attractive place to be.
Our Community Satisfaction Survey is a key part of the Council's commitment to actively seek public opinion and involvement.
The intersection of Snell Road and SH35 is causing concern for truck drivers and the Ōpōtiki Harbour project team and they are asking locals to take extra care in the area.
Roll up your sleeves and decorate your float. Help us pull together a unique Christmas celebration.
A message from Opotiki District Mayor Lyn Riesterer as our district moves back to Alert Level 2.
At alert level 2 Council services & facilities continue to operate with some changes.
We are looking to commission local artists, or artists with a connection to our District, to provide permanent art work for display on interior panels to help bring the building to life.
Creating a vision of what that future looks like in the town centre so that growth happens in a way the community wants as we work towards our goal of a vibrant, busy and attractive place to be.
We are looking to commission local artists, or artists with a connection to our District, to provide permanent art work for display on interior panels to help bring the building to life.
Check out some photos from summer festival events, read a look back and look ahead from our Mayor, get updated on exciting current projects, including the harbour, and find out what's on in Opotiki.
Ōpōtiki District Council has been successful in its application for Ngā Toi ā Rohe - Arts in the Regions Funding for a series of new Toi Māori as part of Te Tāhuhu o Te Rangi.
Ōpōtiki’s new digital hub was launched on Tuesday and provides a wealth of new opportunities to access high quality digital access and technology.
Ōpōtiki's District Library is a thriving community hub, there are lots of exciting things ahead for the library and we want you to be a part of it!
If you enjoy variety, and get along well with others, come and use your great administration skills to support a team of Engineering project delivery professionals.
Lead the coordination of capital projects and support project teams to deliver on the expected milestones for exciting projects happening in our district.
We are about to invest in our three waters assets. In these roles you will complete investigations, and design calculations for water activities, and prepare the contracts for implementation.
All the ways to have your say and tell us what you think.
Join us at the Library - in person, online and even through our app.
Visiting? Come and enjoy our stunning Coast by Nature
It's an exciting time for our district. Learn about our transformation projects.