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Staff here at the Council have had to adapt quickly to provide services from home. This includes our daytime Contact Centre Team Leader Enisha Kilkelly whose team is there to answer your questions 24/7.
Need to get in touch?
-Call us on 04 499 4444
-Free text us on 3400
-Email us at … View moreStaff here at the Council have had to adapt quickly to provide services from home. This includes our daytime Contact Centre Team Leader Enisha Kilkelly whose team is there to answer your questions 24/7.
Need to get in touch?
-Call us on 04 499 4444
-Free text us on 3400
-Email us at info@wcc.govt.nz
-Request repairs by downloading the FIXiT app
For more info on how we're working for Wellington under lockdown, visit: wgtn.cc...
Bingo! Drainage Serviceman Brent locates the head of a blocked wastewater main in Southgate with his metal detector.
The search started on CCTV when the team found tree roots blocking the main. After locating and uncovering the buried head, they got stuck in and cleared out the pipe with a … View moreBingo! Drainage Serviceman Brent locates the head of a blocked wastewater main in Southgate with his metal detector.
The search started on CCTV when the team found tree roots blocking the main. After locating and uncovering the buried head, they got stuck in and cleared out the pipe with a hand-tool, as they were more than 50m ‘off road’ and their flushing truck was out of range.
Stay safe everyone. It’s a jungle out there!
Bingo! Drainage Serviceman Brent locates the head of a blocked wastewater main in Southgate with his metal detector.
The search started on CCTV when the team found tree roots blocking the main. After locating and uncovering the buried head, they got stuck in and cleared out the pipe with a … View moreBingo! Drainage Serviceman Brent locates the head of a blocked wastewater main in Southgate with his metal detector.
The search started on CCTV when the team found tree roots blocking the main. After locating and uncovering the buried head, they got stuck in and cleared out the pipe with a hand-tool, as they were more than 50m ‘off road’ and their flushing truck was out of range.
Stay safe everyone. It’s a jungle out there!
All Mitre 10 and Mitre 10 MEGA stores are closed to the public under COVID-19 Alert Level 4 restrictions.
Shops are closed for public, but essential product delivery is available.
Covering the greater Wellington area.
All customers can purchase essential products online and by delivery only… View moreAll Mitre 10 and Mitre 10 MEGA stores are closed to the public under COVID-19 Alert Level 4 restrictions.
Shops are closed for public, but essential product delivery is available.
Covering the greater Wellington area.
All customers can purchase essential products online and by delivery only.
Kia ora Pōneke. We're over one week into the lockdown and we hope you’re adjusting to your new normal.
We know that walking and being outside is super important for us as Wellingtonians so we wanted to share some tips on how to do it safely:
-Stay close to home
-Stick with those you are … View moreKia ora Pōneke. We're over one week into the lockdown and we hope you’re adjusting to your new normal.
We know that walking and being outside is super important for us as Wellingtonians so we wanted to share some tips on how to do it safely:
-Stay close to home
-Stick with those you are self-isolating with
-Stay 2 metres away from others
-Wash hands thoroughly when you return home
-Avoid unnecessary risks
-If you are feeling unwell, stay home
For a list of walks in your neighbourhood visit:
wellington.govt.nz...
For more info on looking after your wellbeing visit wellington.govt.nz/coronavirus
Just a reminder that our metered parking system has been turned off for the immediate future, which means that time restrictions and coupon parking charges do not apply.
Our focus will instead be on enforcing safe and considerate parking.
For the latest info on Council services, visit
… View moreJust a reminder that our metered parking system has been turned off for the immediate future, which means that time restrictions and coupon parking charges do not apply.
Our focus will instead be on enforcing safe and considerate parking.
For the latest info on Council services, visit
wellington.govt.nz/covid-19
#kiakahawellington
Our team of essential workers have been working over the long weekend to ensure properties that are susceptible to flooding are prepared with sandbags at the ready, while following set social distancing protocols of course.
If you can, check any drains near your home to make sure that … View moreOur team of essential workers have been working over the long weekend to ensure properties that are susceptible to flooding are prepared with sandbags at the ready, while following set social distancing protocols of course.
If you can, check any drains near your home to make sure that they're clear of leaves and any other debris - this will help keep water off footpaths and properties 🍂🍁
Reading a book at Petone Library some time back, and took a photocopy with permission, of OLD Belmont School Lower Hutt.
The hills behind are Kelson toward Haywards.
Sent a copy to the school who had not seen it before.
Does anyone have any further information on the teacher and students and … View moreReading a book at Petone Library some time back, and took a photocopy with permission, of OLD Belmont School Lower Hutt.
The hills behind are Kelson toward Haywards.
Sent a copy to the school who had not seen it before.
Does anyone have any further information on the teacher and students and maybe a horse or two PLEASE>
ShieldsUp is a volunteer driven initiative of over 500 Kiwis, 3D printing, manufacturing and distributing face shields to our medical and emergency heroes across the country facing Covid-19 head on.
Within two weeks, we have delivered over 5,000 face shields, but we are still hearing the calls … View moreShieldsUp is a volunteer driven initiative of over 500 Kiwis, 3D printing, manufacturing and distributing face shields to our medical and emergency heroes across the country facing Covid-19 head on.
Within two weeks, we have delivered over 5,000 face shields, but we are still hearing the calls of many. As the government and DHB’s publicly assure us that all necessary equipment is readily accessible, the demand for our face shields continues to grow daily, with requests for 30,000 shields.
If you would like to help us help them, sign up to volunteer at shieldsup.org.nz, or make a donation to ensure we can continue to produce and distribute our shields to protect our frontline heroes.
ShieldsUp, offering protection to Kiwi’s against COVID-19.
MISSING - CAT - (JOHNSONVILLE) WELLINGTON
Hi, my cat Mabel, has gone missing from Stephen Street, Johnsonville, Wellington on 8.4.20. She is microchipped and that is registered. Short hair domestic female. She has no collar and is desexed
Please contact www.facebook.com...
9.4.20 - Messaged -… View moreMISSING - CAT - (JOHNSONVILLE) WELLINGTON
Hi, my cat Mabel, has gone missing from Stephen Street, Johnsonville, Wellington on 8.4.20. She is microchipped and that is registered. Short hair domestic female. She has no collar and is desexed
Please contact www.facebook.com...
9.4.20 - Messaged - www.facebook.com... (Donna)
Hey neighbours, I am planing to make some hot cross buns, but unfortunately found that I almost run out of yeast. Where to buy now?
The Rotary Club of Tawa was chartered on 4 April 1970 and would have been celebrating its first 50 years this weekend. These celebrations are now on hold until later in the year.
In the meantime, publication of the 50th anniversary book, “Creating and Enhancing Communities: the first 50 Years of… View moreThe Rotary Club of Tawa was chartered on 4 April 1970 and would have been celebrating its first 50 years this weekend. These celebrations are now on hold until later in the year.
In the meantime, publication of the 50th anniversary book, “Creating and Enhancing Communities: the first 50 Years of the Rotary Club of Tawa”, will still go ahead.
In her foreword to the book, edited by Pat Waite, Club President Judith Gray writes that, despite the many changes and challenges over the years, the club’s spirit of service has persisted.
“It has a history of vigorously supporting local and global projects, helping young people take up scholarships and programmes that have given them a chance to grow and develop into citizens of the world.”
The book touches on many of these projects and the people involved and will be available for the public to purchase in due course.
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