HQ Function

Serves as the primary administrative centre, housing key departments, council chambers, and customer service operations for the district.

Notable Features:

Modern council building designed for public accessibility, featuring customer service areas, meeting rooms, and council chambers for public meetings. The building was purpose-built and opened in 2003.

Work Culture:

A public service-oriented environment focused on community engagement, collaboration, and delivering effective local governance. Emphasis on professionalism, responsiveness to resident needs, and upholding democratic processes.

HQ Significance:

The central point of local governance and decision-making for the Kāpiti Coast District, facilitating democratic processes and the delivery of essential public services to residents and businesses.

Values Reflected in HQ: Accessibility, public service, transparency (through public meeting spaces), community focus, and administrative efficiency.

Location:

As a local government authority, Kāpiti Coast District Council's primary focus is on serving its immediate district within New Zealand. Its international engagement is primarily expressed through its sister city relationship with Miyoshi City, Japan, which aims to foster cultural exchange and mutual understanding. The Council may also participate in international local government forums to share best practices and learn from other municipalities, but it does not operate offices or provide direct services globally in a commercial or governmental capacity.

Street Address:

175 Rimu Road

City:

Paraparaumu

State/Province:

Wellington

Country:

New Zealand