Community and Reserve Management Committees
Temporary Note
Call for Nominations - Community and Reserve Management Committees
We’re looking for people who are passionate about their communities to join our Community and Reserve Management Committees for the 2025 - 2028 triennium.
Please fill out a nomination form and return it to Council by 12pm Friday 9 January, 2026.
You can return your form:
- In person to our Council offices
- By email to info@rangitikei.govt.nz
- By post to Governance Advisor: Rangitīkei District Council Offices, 46 High Street, Private Bag 1102 Marton 4710
Community Committee
Our Community Committees provide a local link and point of contact for Council liaison with the community. We have four community committees in the District.
- Bulls Community Committee
- Hunterville Community Committee
- Marton Community Committee
- Turakina Community Committee
There are four to ten members, and one Councillor from the ward that the committee resides in.
The purpose of these community committees:
- To provide a local link and point of contact for Council liaison with the local community.
- To provide for the exchange of information, communication, and to assist with
the Council’s consultative processes. - To exercise delegated authority for the annual allocation for “defined small local works” in line with the
guidelines. - To help to ensure that any minor remedial or renewal works are brought to
Council’s attention through the Request for Service procedure in the appropriate
manner through promoting the use of the Request for Service procedure and
advising community members on how to use the Request for Service procedure.
Domain/Reserve Committee
Our Domain/Reserve Committees act as caregivers of these areas and progress their development through a range of projects. Council has one reserve management committee and one domain management committee. These are:
- McIntyre Reserve Management Committee
- Santoft Domain Management Committee
There are six to eight members as well as one Councillor from the ward that the committee resides in.
To find out more about what goes on in these meetings and look at previous order papers from different community committees please visit Meetings - Council & Committees.
