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- Flood protection - asset management - Waikato Regional Council
Our flood protection assets and systems include stopbanks, floodgates, pump stations, spillways and channels, all linked and managed by computer monitoring of river levels and flows There are over 90 individual land drainage schemes, each locally funded through targeted rating
- How Tasman District Council and Waikato Regional Council mitigate flood . . .
How Tasman District Council and Waikato Regional Council mitigate flood risk 11 December 2025: We focused on how well councils are planning to ensure that their flood protection infrastructure effectively mitigates the risk of flooding from rivers and inland bodies of water
- Waikato opens new floodgate project - Inside Government NZ
Waikato Regional Council’s three-year asset rationalisation project near the Piako River mouth has been completed, with positive outcomes for flood protection, land drainage and the environment
- Piako River mouth right stopbank asset rationalisation - Waikato . . .
The Piako River flood scheme includes a range of flood protection assets to protect people and property from frequent flooding These assets include drains, stopbanks, floodgates and pump stations that provide varying levels of protection depending on location and land use
- Flood protection - Its what we do | Waikato Regional Council
Our flood schemes are made up of various assets that can include stopbanks, floodgates, pump stations, spillways and channels Each scheme has performance or design levels – from 1 in 100-year events down to 1 in 10-year events – that have been agreed with the communities directly in need
- Flood resilience programme | Waikato Regional Council
Government co-investment reduces the cost of flood protection to ratepayers and improves the affordability of the council’s responsibility for flood protection The projects that are being funded form a critical part of our planned regular renewal and maintenance programme
- Safeguarding our economy - Business News
Investment in critical infrastructure remains a cornerstone of Waikato Regional Council’s strategy to ensure our region’s resilience, economic vitality, and intergenerational wellbeing
- The mahi (work) we do - Waikato Regional Council
Our environmental, scientific, policy and technical experts work every day managing flood protection infrastructure, generating and making sense of up-to-date data information, protecting and restoring environmental resources, planning transport networks, and so much more
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