An alphabetical list of services and council business.
Build Hamilton, PIM applications, earthquake register and more building information.
Arts events, public & performing art, artist support, Arts Agenda and more.
Community development funding, support, advisory services, profiles, bookable facilities and more.
Current vacancies, how to apply, information for recruitment agencies and our Vision.
Have your say, Community Outcomes, Council submissions, public notices and more.
Hamilton Gardens is one of our city’s biggest success stories - read about what's coming next.
Hamiltonians are passionate about the Waikato River – read about what's planned for its future.
Consultation has opened on proposals to improve safety on Hamilton’s roads.
After two days of deliberations on the city's 10-Year Plan last week Hamilton City Council has set the projects and budget for the decade ahead.
Exploratory work on one of Seddon Park’s four floodlight towers begins this week from 5 June to 11 June.
A section of Hamilton’s popular river path network will be closed for three weeks for a renewal project.
Hamilton City Council will amend its proposed Development Contributions Policy to have developers pay for a large portion of growth-related costs, reducing the impact on rates.
A summary of items from the 29 May Growth and Infrastructure Committee meeting.
With so much going on in Hamilton, we have collated our fab five things to do
Hamilton City Council today starts the first day of deliberations on the draft 10-Year Plan.
New and familiar names make up the 32 artists whose works have been selected as finalists in the 2018 National Contemporary Art Award.
Community views will be sought on proposals to improve safety via a lower speed limit on Gordonton Rd, and a quicker way to change speed limits.
Several of Hamilton’s low-lying paths are closed to the public today following a rise in the level of the Waikato River.
Access through one section of Hamilton’s river path network will be restricted during brief periods this week.
Hamilton City Council has paid tribute to the late benefactor John Mortimer, who with his wife Bunny gifted Taitua Arboretum to the city and its community.
A section of Hamilton’s river path network will be closed for three days next week to allow for the removal of four trees.
Reports to Hamilton City Council’s Finance Committee yesterday indicated a continued trend of strong growth in the city.
Hamilton has become the first city in New Zealand to join the Global Network for Age-Friendly Cities and Communities.
Maintenance work to replace the roof of the city’s oldest reservoir to ensure the stored fresh water is safe and secure starts on Monday.
Hearings on Hamilton City Council’s draft 10-Year Plan commence at 9.30am, not 11am as stated in the May edition of City News.
If your dog loves mud, and you don’t mind getting a bit grubby, come along to our Dirty Dog Challenge in June.