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The Council provides a range of infrastructure and regulatory services that make the Far North a great place to live and visit.
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We maintain a range of facilities for Far North residents and visitors, including playgrounds, sports fields, swimming pools, walkways and reserves. We also own and maintain toilets, wharves and pontoons, cemeteries, libraries, community halls and housing for the elderly.
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To make a general enquiry or Lodge a service request (RFS) using the new MyFNDC service. For urgent inquiries call 0800 920 029, for noise complaints call 0800 347 787.
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Back to work after holiday break

09 January 2025

It’s back to business for the majority of council services after taking a break over the Christmas and New Year period.

Our libraries in Kaikohe, Kaitāia (Te Ahu), Paihia, Kerikeri (Procter Library) and Kaikohe reopened on Friday 3 January and Te Ahu Museum in Kaitāia opened its doors again on Monday 6 January.

The council's service centres Kaikohe, Kaitāia (Te Ahu), Kerikeri, Kāeo, Rāwene, and Kawakawa all returned to normal hours on Monday 6 January.

Applications for LIM reports that were received after Thursday 5 December 2024 will be issued after Friday 10 January 2025.

Building inspections resumed on Monday 6 January, while the processing of building and resource consent applications will restart on Monday 13 January.

The processing of alcohol licensing applications resumes on Thursday 16 January.

Wishing our Far North whānau a happy and healthy 2025.