We're improving access in and around the Kenepuru area to make it easier and safer for all road users and pedestrians to travel to and from the city centre, and to public transport.
Aotea Lagoon’s southern entry and rose garden area is to be rejuvenated as part of a plan to make this part of the popular Porirua reserve modern, safer and more inviting.
Whenua Tapu Cemetery may reach capacity as early as 2036, so a project is in place to address the need to expand.
A major infrastructure project for a storage tank is underway to help stop wastewater overflowing into Porirua Stream and Te Awarua-o-Porirua Harbour.
Every great business evolves over time to ensure its continuing success. Porirua City is doing the same.
We are carrying out work to provide for the future resilience of Paekākāriki Hill Road. Read the latest updates and frequently asked questions here.
We’ve connected schools, parks, and public transport with a shared path along Papakōwhai Road, completed in October 2024. Updating the intersection at Whitford Brown Avenue is currently planned for the future.
We aim to create play spaces that are accessible, fun, varied and cater for a wide range of abilities. Our goal is to design interesting play spaces that meet the needs of both children and their caregivers.
Plimmerton residents and businesses have faced a number of significant flooding events in recent years.
Spinnaker Drive remains closed at the intersection with SH58 following a slip in July 2023. Read the latest updates and frequently asked questions about the slip here.
A transformational programme to improve the water quality and biodiversity of our streams and harbour - restoring the mauri of Te Awarua-o-Porirua Harbour
This is a page where Council will relay information on projects that impact Titahi Bay and its water supply.
Work to improve electricity services and increase drinking water supply has been carried out along two Transmission Gully link roads.
We’re working to develop a shared pathway between Wi Neera Drive and Onepoto and provide coastal resilience along the harbourside edge of Titahi Bay Road and Wi Neera Drive.
Council has been approached by the Royal New Zealand Plunket Trust to take over the former Plunket building at Wairaka Park, Pukerua Bay.
