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Representation Review - Initial Proposal

The initial proposal for the Representation Review is now available for feedback.

​Representation Review stage two opens for public feedback

People can go online to Let's Talk after 5pm today.

Council warns of significant rates increase

Public feedback to be sought on this proposal after April Council meeting.

​Next steps in Representation Review determined

Formal consultation with the community starts late March.

Pieces of Eden

Hunt for mysterious dark haired model.

CODC parks officer wins prestigious scholarship

NZ Parks Leaders Forum awards Maria Burnett with emerging leader’s scholarship for 2024.

​Mudbrick mayhem unleashed at Vallance Cottage

Watch the Drops status changes for some Central Otago communities

Omakau-Ophir, Naseby and Ranfurly move into Red Drop status

Cromwell Memorial Hall project gets approval

​The much-anticipated build of the Cromwell Memorial Hall has been approved by the Council.

​Council defers LTP and opts for 2024-25 Annual Plan

Council consultation on Annual Plan will begin end of April.

​Community asked for feedback on waste management

Council's draft Waste Management and Minimisation Plan will be up for consultation.

​Delegations decision delayed until after districtisation consultation

CODC has elected to defer further discussion on the delegations until later this year.

​Parks Week – an exercise in local and national wellbeing

Central Otago will celebrate its parks and open spaces in the next week as part of a national campaign

Just-released videos paint Central Otago as 'the’ place to be

CODC supports businesses taking on the recruitment challenge.

Call-out for the next newcomer community leaders

Scholarship applicants invited for Council-Business initiative.

​Roxburgh Cemetery digitisation complete

More burial records available on Central Otago District Council’s online cemetery database

​CODC to consider delivery options for Long-term Plan

Preparing an Annual Plan instead of on an LTP is one suggestion.

​Council transfer station recycling services expand

Electronics and used oil recycling added to CODC transfer stations.

Visitor insights research confirms Central Otago’s appeal is high

​Central Otago is punching well above its weight as a travel destination.

RFID introduced to Central Otago Libraries