Following cyclones Hale and Gabrielle - latest updates and advice
Chief Executive response to the front-page article printed on Saturday while our region was under a Civil Defence emergency.
Want to organise this year’s Christmas Parade? Email [email protected] to apply.
If you’ve had a landslide on your property, please let Civil Defence know.
The state of emergency lifted but widespread damage remains on a sodden and exhausted community.
Please let Council know if you have any sewage overflows and treat all floodwater as contaminated.
Gisborne residents are being asked to reduce water use as the wastewater system is at capacity for the city.
Welfare centres are set up around the region as Tairāwhiti remains under a Red heavy rain warning until noon on Sunday.
“This gives our whānau and community a chance to self-evacuate and make preparations to ensure they are self-sufficient for at least the next three days,” says Mayor Stoltz.
Te Karaka residents have been asked to evacuate with Te Karaka School open to take people
The historic building on the corner of Marina Park is having urgent repair work done.
Emergency sewer valves closed.
“We want to ensure the community has the ability to ask the questions that are important to them," Mayor Rehette Stoltz
The scale and magnitude of an event like this would overwhelm regional and national resources - Tairāwhiti Emergency Manager Ben Green
We want to know if we got this document right for a special beach in our region - Council Liveable Spaces Planning Team Leader Tyler Kirk
A long time coming... Muriwai has it's own water supply
"We understand this is a stressful time for property owners and we want to be able to provide affected owners with as much information as possible." Mayor Rehette Stoltz
A plan based around a Magnitude 9 earthquake and tsunami off the Hikurangi Subduction zone off the East Coast is being developed at a three-day workshop that starts tomorrow.
For two weeks from today until 16 June, we’re seeking feedback on what we have planned to do next year
The timeline from February 4 to February 19 is a forensic-level dive into logs, records and data sources.
A training day at the Inner Harbour boat ramp is around how to respond to an oil spill
Mayor Rehette Stoltz says it’s a devastating blow for these property owners and the communities most impacted.
“Belgravia will provide extra services to complement what is already on offer in our region.” - Liveable Communities Director Michele Frey
