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Rangitīkei District Council is excited to have set up its first Youth Council in 2019. Youth Councils are a formal body made up of youth who advise Councillors from a youth perspective.

Mobile Shops must be registered in accordance with our Trading in Public Places Bylaw 2013

Rangitikei District Council provides water to the residents of the district via six urban and four rural schemes by supplying 12.5 cubic metres per day through 367 kilometres of pipeline.

Understand how your community works. Learn about how your local councils operate, rubbish collection services, voting and water in the Rangitīkei District.

Rangitikei District Council has a duty under the Health and Safety at Work Act (Asbestos) Regulations 2016 to prepare and maintain asbestos management plans for all of its workplaces by 1 April 2018.

Council does not publish every response we process – only those of wider public interest, rather than private matters. SubjectDate

Archives Central ProjectWhat is Archives Central?Archives Central is a Manawatū-Whanganui Local Authority Shared Services (MW LASS) project based in Feilding. It is an online archival database and website that stores,

Responses to official information requests for 2025.

Responses to official information requests for 2025.

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Memorandum of Understanding Tūtohinga between Rangitīkei District Council and Tangata Whenua.

Know who to call in an emergency and find resources on what to do in case of an earthquake, tsunami, severe weather or fire in Rangitīkei. Learn to be prepared.

Information and definitions on property valuations.

Dog owners are responsible for their dog and its behaviour. Section 5 of the Dog Control Act 1996 sets out statutory obligations for every dog owner.

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The purpose of the construction of the reservoir, rising main and pump station is enhanced security of water supply, and to accommodate future growth in Bulls.

Youth Programme to deliver fire safety education and awareness to Rangitīkei.

Rangitīkei District Council is responsible for the delivery and management of water services (drinking water, wastewater, and stormwater) for the Rangitīkei District.

It is part of a dogs natural communication and behaviour to bark and there are many reasons for this barking. Before you can attempt to reduce or stop any nuisance barking you must first find the cause. Please contact an Animal Control Officer and they can give you advice. Additionally, an extens

To improve the health and quality of Lake Waipu, Rangitīkei District Council is working with Horizons Regional Council and the Ministry for the Environment to construct a new pipeline that will remove treated wastewater from Lake Waipu and discharge it to a piece of land near Whangaehu beach area.

Short Stories about Waste Minimisation in our district.

Rangitīkei District Council’s current community outcomes includes promoting healthy and resilient communities. The Smokefree and Vapefree Rangitīkei Policy contributes towards this outcome.

Dog Registration Fees and Charges

Information about impounded dogs.

Report lost found wandering barking incidents dogs