Shaping your place, particularly your local commercial centre, may involve cleaning it up in the short term and ensuring it remains nuisance-free in the long term.
The Council manages graffiti in several different ways.
Excessive noise in residential neighbourhoods and commercial centres is monitored and managed by the Council.
The Council manages litter, rubbish and recycling.
More about litter and rubbish collection, sorting, recycling and disposal.
There are several ways you can report issues needing attention in your neighbourhood or commercial centre to the Council.
To report non-urgent situations (e.g. liquor ban breaches, intentional property damage or to get an update on an existing report) call the NZ Police on 105, or go to 105.police.govt.nz(external link).
In an emergency, where something is happening now (e.g. if a property is currently being damaged), call 111.
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