Flood Recovery

Examples of true community spirit are being revealed in the midst of the massive clean-up from the recent devastating weather events.

We have specially appointed navigators to…

The Tasman Nelson region is getting its own rain radar thanks to government funding.

The radar will provide a more detailed picture of rainfall and thunderstorm activity…

Following the recent storm event in the Tasman District, the Tasman Alliance – a collaborative partnership between Tasman District Council and Downer NZ Ltd – has…

A lot has happened in Tasman over the past six weeks, and one question you may find yourself asking is where can I find the latest…

Find out more about consent and compliance requirements as we recover from storm damage.

Our team have pulled together some information to help simplify things and make…

Let's talk drinking water!

If you have a private bore, anywhere in the District, it is recommended that you boil your water following the recent flooding.

Shallow bores…

A perfect storm is an especially bad situation caused by a combination of unfavourable circumstances and that’s what we’ve just been through.

Tasman is prone to flooding,…

One of the main questions raised by the June/July weather events is what can be done to manage future flood damage and risk to our communities.

The…

One of our major roles as a unitary authority is to look after the District’s rivers.

We maintain 285 kilometres of Tasman’s major rivers, including larger waterways…

We are attempting to further reduce the flood risk around Richmond’s Easby Park.

Easby Park is located between Marlborough Crescent and Selbourne Avenue and is about to…