A social media post published to the Whakatāne Notice Board Facebook group has prompted Whakatāne District Council to clarify misinformation being spread.
Event organisers who want to apply for a special licence to sell or supply alcohol are reminded they need to submit applications at least 20 working days ahead of their planned summer events.
Whakatāne District Council advises that due to the large volume of special votes to process there will unfortunately be a delay in receiving final election results.
To reduce speeds and make it safer for people to cross the main road through Matatā, Whakatāne District Council is installing two new raised crossings.
Together we make a difference – that’s the key to Whakatāne’s Clean Up Week kicking off on next Monday, 17 September and continuing until Friday 23 September.
With voting packs for the 2022 Whakatāne District Election arriving in mailboxes from tomorrow (Friday, 16 September), residents and ratepayers across the rohe are being encouraged to tick off three important steps; vote, pack and drop off.
Our main office will be closed Monday, 26 September 2022 in observance of Queen Elizabeth II Memorial Day. Most Council services will either have reduced opening hours or be closed entirely.
The results of the Whakatāne District Council’s latest annual residents’ survey have shown a solid improvement in the community’s perceptions of several Council services and activities.
Whakatāne District Council, along with all councils across the country, is undertaking a major review of speed limits, starting with our schools and kura.
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