Council Services
The Council is responsible for the registering and the control of dogs and stock within the City.
The Archives contain the historic memory of Council – from the earliest beginnings of predecessor authorities such as Petone Borough Council, the Lower Hutt Town Board, Eastbourne Borough Council and the Wainuiomata district of Hutt County Council to video footage of the storms in February 2004.
See Building for building plans and records
Thinking about maintenance, alterations, demolition or construction to a new or existing building? Building Records and Plans.
Hutt City Council Business Services are your link to the services and support Council and its local and regional partners provide to help your business succeed. Whatever your business needs start here to make your connection with the City Development Team and find out how we can help.
The Council operates and administers one working cemetery (Taita Lawn Cemetery), an ash interment facility (Wainuiomata Garden of Rememberance) and three memorial areas.
Community Development staff work alongside community groups to help with the development of services for Hutt City
Here you can get information on Council requirements concerning Building and Resource Consents.
Applying to use Hutt City Council land for private use
The objective of the Emergency Management Office is the implementation of programmes designed to create a resilient community that is able to prevent or minimise loss of life, injury and distress, provide for the welfare of people and protection of proper
Hutt City Council Fees & Charges
Hutt City Council recognises the important contribution made by community organisations to the overall well-being of its city and its residents.
Graffiti, Noise, Pests & Neighbourhood Issues in the Hutt City
Parking Services, Car Parks, Charges & Infringement Notice Explanation
Parks, Playgrounds and Reserves in the Hutt City
Council holds detailed information on each property in the city.
Hutt City road information
Last year each household in Hutt City produced on average enough waste to fill 230 black rubbish bags.
The Council provides numerous walkways and parks, pools, recreation programmes, libraries and museums for your leisure.