Our work guides and supports the region's sustainable development and is focused around four community outcomes: a healthy environment, freshwater for life, safe and resilient communities and a vibrant region.
We want to be more transparent and accountable for the work we do for you, which is why we’re making changes to how our rates are invoiced and paid.
Our next local election is being held this year. Postal voting will open on 16 September, closing on Saturday 8 October.
We provide ownership and management of Regional Parks for cultural heritage protection and recreation purposes.
The Bay of Plenty is renowned for its beautiful harbours, lakes and rivers. It is important we share these spaces safely.
At Toi Moana Bay of Plenty Regional Council our role is to understand the challenges our region faces and work with our communities to reduce emissions, while preparing for the unavoidable effects of climate change.
The Long Term Plan sets our direction as a council and establishes the work we will deliver to the community over the next 10 years and how that will be funded.
Our projects
Te Rae o Pāpāmoa, or Pāpāmoa Hills Cultural Heritage Regional Park, is one of the most significant cultural and archaeological landscapes in New Zealand.
It is estimated that if no control work is undertaken, a third of the North Island could be impacted by the spread of wallabies within 50 years.
Find out about the work we’re doing in the Mount Maunganui industrial area to better manage air quality in the area.
Due to dry weather, here's our plan to keep our local waterways, wildlife, and people’s lives and livelihoods healthy, now and in the future.