Henley Lake Toxic Algae Warning
- LOW
- MODERATE
- HIGH
For more information, give us a call and to find details on Toxic Algae risk in our rivers, visit Greater Wellington Regional Council. To find swimming spots you can check Safe to Swim.
Council arrangements at ‘Red’ traffic light level
Wairarapa is currently at ‘Red’ in the Government’s COVID-19 Protection Framework (traffic light system).
In Masterton, Vaccine Passes are required at the Trust House Recreation Centre (pool and gym). Children under 12 attending the pool will be required to be accompanied by someone aged 16 or over with a Vaccine Pass. Children aged 12 years and older will need to show a Vaccine Pass upon entry.
Vaccine Passes are not required at Masterton District Library or in the Council’s Queen Street office.
Council and committee meetings will be virtual and livestreamed.
PLEASE NOTE: Some restrictions may apply on the numbers of people able to access our facilities at any one time under Red on the COVID-19 Protection Framework.
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The Wairarapa Archive is reopening for 30-60 minute appointments.
Library closing at 2.30pm today
The Masterton District Library will be closing at 2.30pm today – 26 January 2022.
All online resources will remain available for to users, and we’ll see you all tomorrow at 9.30am when we open again. Sorry for any inconvenience this causes.
Latest News
No Waifest in 2022
Masterton District Council has reluctantly decided that it is unfeasible to hold Waifest this year, in the current Covid-19 environment.
Rain allows water restriction to be eased
Overnight rain has raised the level of the Waingawa River, enabling Masterton District Council to ease water restrictions to allow sprinklers to be used on alternate days.