Rotorua District Council
Recreation and culture
From parks and libraries to museums and art galleries, councils can be a key supporter of sporting, recreational and cultural events that bring communities to life. Community facilities, including sports grounds and town halls, are often owned and run by councils.
Recreation and culture
From parks and libraries to museums and art galleries, councils can be a key supporter of sporting, recreational and cultural events that bring communities to life. Community facilities, including sports grounds and town halls, are often owned and run by councils.
Encourage international events to return to Rotorua to bring excitement and investment to our city.
Upgrade the Rotorua Aquatic Centre to ensure kids have a safe place to learn how to swim and competitive swimmers have decent facilities.
Improve reserves council tried to sell off to ensure they work for people – plant more trees and build better playgrounds.
Improve the quality of existing suburban sports fields, instead of wasting millions on the Westbrook sports and recreation precinct.
Work with the government and private sector to secure adequate funding to save our iconic museum and preserve it for future generations.
Enable communities to enhance their local reserve by planting fruit trees, gardens and develop recreational facilities that meet their needs.
Keep maintenance of parks, greens, toilets and community halls up to date.
Have a number of community festivals that are free with minimal cost to ratepayers while engaging local businesses.
Invest in existing sports fields and support sports and bike clubs to engage with the community.
Commit to keeping Springfield golf course. Review the needs of other codes with a commitment to sports fields balanced with affordability.
Commit to supporting events that fit with the city's strengths, especially events that reinforce the brand.
Commit council to an affordable upgrade of the aquatic centre.
Invest in our lakes, forests and outdoor spaces to support a healthy environment, a place for people to recreate and encourage visitors.
Development and upkeep of sporting facilities to ensure our families have places and spaces to recreate. Improve water sport facilities.
Encourage our community to utilise outdoor recreation facilities and spaces. Engage with different sporting bodies.
Continue to make public facilities accessible and affordable for locals.
Encourage community events by the people, for the people.
Continue to uphold liquor bans in the CBD.
Complete the upgrades to the Aquatic Centre and Rotorua Museum.
Support cultural and indigenous arts and cultural events.
Invest in our green spaces to improve the turf and provide a greater variety of recreational activities. Plant fruit trees.
Reverse the sale of our reserves and put forward a local bill to parliament! Bring our reserves back to life and create safe playgrounds.
Prioritising grants to support community events and initiatives that increase connection and create positive activities within the city.
Encourage international events to return to Rotorua to bring excitement and investment to our city.
Upgrade the Rotorua Aquatic Centre to ensure kids have a safe place to learn how to swim and competitive swimmers have decent facilities.
Improve reserves council tried to sell off to ensure they work for people – plant more trees and build better playgrounds.
Improve the quality of existing suburban sports fields, instead of wasting millions on the Westbrook sports and recreation precinct.
Work with the government and private sector to secure adequate funding to save our iconic museum and preserve it for future generations.
Enable communities to enhance their local reserve by planting fruit trees, gardens and develop recreational facilities that meet their needs.
Keep maintenance of parks, greens, toilets and community halls up to date.
Have a number of community festivals that are free with minimal cost to ratepayers while engaging local businesses.
Invest in existing sports fields and support sports and bike clubs to engage with the community.
Commit to keeping Springfield golf course. Review the needs of other codes with a commitment to sports fields balanced with affordability.
Commit to supporting events that fit with the city's strengths, especially events that reinforce the brand.
Commit council to an affordable upgrade of the aquatic centre.
Invest in our lakes, forests and outdoor spaces to support a healthy environment, a place for people to recreate and encourage visitors.
Development and upkeep of sporting facilities to ensure our families have places and spaces to recreate. Improve water sport facilities.
Encourage our community to utilise outdoor recreation facilities and spaces. Engage with different sporting bodies.
Continue to make public facilities accessible and affordable for locals.
Encourage community events by the people, for the people.
Continue to uphold liquor bans in the CBD.
Complete the upgrades to the Aquatic Centre and Rotorua Museum.
Support cultural and indigenous arts and cultural events.
Invest in our green spaces to improve the turf and provide a greater variety of recreational activities. Plant fruit trees.
Reverse the sale of our reserves and put forward a local bill to parliament! Bring our reserves back to life and create safe playgrounds.
Prioritising grants to support community events and initiatives that increase connection and create positive activities within the city.
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