Council is currently upgrading all streetlights to the new LED format which not only provides better lighting but delivers considerable operational cost savings.
This building was completed in 2017 and houses a temperature controlled storeroom to protect and preserve Kawerau Council District's valuable archives and material from the Sir James Fletcher Kawerau Museum collections.
During the 2016/17 year, Council acquired a parcel of land on River Road adjacent to the Mountain View retirement complex to enable the construction of more aged care units.
Opened in 2016, this modernised facility is designed for school groups, event organisers, workshops, conferences, film crews and any general interest clubs looking for an affordable, comfortable and practical lodge style accommodation; in the heart of the Bay of Plenty.
All Kawerau homes have had the chance to get involved in the Neighbourhoods of Healthy Homes (NoHH) project since it started five years ago. The energy and maintenance checks consequently ended in March 2017.
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