Our community
The Kāpiti Coast has a vibrant community with many attractions and services for visitors and residents.
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Kāpiti has a wealth of talent and a large and diverse arts and culture scene, making it a fascinating creative destination for locals and visitors alike.Go to: Whats on? Arts and...
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Background In 2016, Council confirmed that funds for social investment would be contestable, and at the end of 2017, Council decided three priorities for funding: connected...
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Would you like to raise the profile of your organisation, but feel like you lack the time and budget to do it well? Would you like to know how to make the most of your...
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Whether your organisational Treaty voyage is well underway or you’re still contemplating how to start, this training will provide an opportunity to consider your direction and seek...
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This is a place to share information and addresses on local issues.Kapiti Community Social Services Meets on the second Monday of each month at 1.30pm at the Kāpiti Community...
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Useful advice, contacts and references for people with disabilities living on the Kāpiti Coast. Well-Able Information and Equipment Services a free community service providing...
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The Kāpiti Coast has a rich heritage and is home to seven wonderful and diverse museums and a public art gallery, with something for everyone to explore and enjoy. Volunteers...
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Celebrating Neighbours Day Aotearoa is the perfect way to take that first step in getting to know your neighbours better - or to renew the relationships you've already created....
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The Kāpiti Coast's parks and reserves offer many opportunities for recreation in different landscapes and settings. From quiet relaxation to energetic activity there's something...
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Reserve lease application form
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The community of the Kāpiti Coast District has identified several outcomes in relation to school services, which are included in Kāpiti Coast: Choosing Futures - Community...
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Kāpiti Coast has 16 parks with field markings for winter and summer sports. They are maintained by the council and used by sports clubs and recreational users. Booking a sports...
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Thank you to those who participated in the Waikanae Beach vision and action plan during the 18-month consultation. The plan looks at what local residents want for their area in a...
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White Ribbon Day, 25 November, is the international day when people wear a white ribbon to show that they do not condone violence towards women. In New Zealand, the campaign is led...
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The Kāpiti Coast District Council has a number of buildings available for community use. These buildings provide suitable venues for residents to meet for leisure, recreation,...
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We're committed to maintaining a vibrant, safe and welcoming space for our community to use. Te Newhanga Kāpiti Community Centre is ideal for community groups/meetings, seminars,...
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Neighbourhoods are the lifeblood of our communities. Where we choose to live is a huge decision in our lives and it impacts how we experience every day. Part of why we love this...
Building, Resource Consents and District Plan
In order to undertake your development, you may need to apply for both a building consent and a resource consent.
Everything Kāpiti
Read this week's e-newsletter and sign up to get the latest on council activities, upcoming events and opportunities to get involved.
Draft Annual Plan 2019/20
We've put together a guide to what we're planning to work on and spend next financial year from July 2019 - and you can comment.
Easter 2019 opening hours
Some of our sites and service centres will have slightly different opening hours over the Easter weekend.
Kāpiti Coast Aquatics
If you're looking for exercise, recreation or swimming lessons, look no further, come along to Kāpiti Coast Aquatics facilities!
Our libraries
Find out all you need to know about the Kāpiti Coast District Libraries.