Skip to main content

The doors to our Whitianga and Paeroa offices will be closed for the summer break from 4pm on Friday, 20 December, while our Taupō and Hamilton offices will close for the summer break at 1pm on Tuesday, 24 December. All offices will reopen on Monday, 6 January 2025. To report air or water pollution, unsafe water activities in or on a river, lake or harbour, or make a general enquiry or information request during this time, call us 24/7 on 0800 800 401.

Close alert

Our regional economy and the wellbeing of our people are dependent on the availability of water.

It’s no surprise then that water security has been identified as a critical driver for the Waikato region and is reflected as one of our strategic priorities.

The Water Security Strategy for the Waikato Region builds on national and local water security initiatives to identify a roadmap for a coordinated regional response to changing water security.

It recommends the development of a collaborative, multi-stakeholder and regional-scale Water Security Implementation Plan to identify roles and responsibilities in addressing the significant water security challenges facing the region, and to establish partnerships to implement appropriate solutions.

The aim of our Water Security Strategy is to establish a roadmap for improved water security in the Waikato, with a clear understanding of the issues, objectives for the region and measures of success.

Water Security Strategy for the Waikato Region | He Rautaki Whakahaumaru Wai

This draft strategy is a key step to safeguarding sustainable access to quality freshwater into the future.