Council services at the Orange ‘traffic light’ setting

Face masks are still required indoors at service centres, i-SITEs, libraries and the Museum @ Te Ahu from Thursday 14 April. My Vaccine Passes are no longer required to access any council service. We appreciate your patience with this evolving situation.

See the link below for information about our reduced hours.

Reduced opening hours

Reduced opening hours for Council facilities

Temporary operating hours for Council facilities with Omicron

The current Omicron outbreak is impacting our people and we are experiencing staff shortages as a result. We are constantly reviewing levels of services at our service centres, i-SITEs, libraries and Museum @ Te Ahu. 

We are reducing opening times for some of these services, in order to keep them available on an ongoing basis. We appreciate your patience while we get through this next stage of COVID-19.

Changes to our opening hours 

Opening time changes (temporary)

  • Kaitāia Library and i-SITE in Te Ahu - closed this Saturday 21 May. 

Opening time changes (until further notice)

  • Paihia Library - 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday (closed Saturday).

 

Changes to our services

Our Contact Centre

Please note our wait times will be longer for those contacting us by phone. Our Call Centre staff appreciate your patience and will endeavour to answer your call as quickly as possible.  Please remember to be kind during this stressful time.

Complete Council business online

Many council services are available online without having to contact the Council directly.

Go to https://www.fndc.govt.nz/Our-Services/Online-Services

 

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Last updated 17 May 2022

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