Ngā wai o Waikato
Waikato water
We operate Waikato district's water services.
From 1st October 2019, we began operating Waikato district’s water, wastewater and storm water services. It’s not the first time we’ve worked together - since 2010 we’ve provided wastewater services and drinking water to Tūākau and Pōkeno communities.
Waikato District Council will continue to own all the assets, while we manage the water, wastewater and storm water infrastructure above and below ground.
Our new contract combines Council’s local knowledge and our expertise in the water and wastewater industry. We’re proud be continuing our relationship with Waikato District Council.
What does the contract mean?Waikato customers will continue to deal with Waikato District Council for billing, faults and leak enquiries. Click here to get in touch with the Waikato District Council team.
Waikato customers will continue to deal with Waikato District Council for billing, faults and leak enquiries. Click here to get in touch with the Waikato District Council team.
Who oversees our contractual agreement?The Waters Governance Board, an independent body, manages performance for Waikato District's water services.
The Waters Governance Board, an independent body, manages performance for Waikato District's water services.
Meet some of the team
Our service team is based in Brownlee Street, Ngaruawahia, while other members are out and about across the district.
David Luke
Treatment plant operator
David travels all over the district, notching up a large mileage in his 'mobile office' as he carries out routine and emergency management at some of the 16 treatment plants.
