A note of thanks from the Omaha community to the Council for the speed with which they’ve dealt with broken/dangerous/missing boards on some of our wooden walkways recently (notably Walkway 3 and the walkway near the southern watchtower). The maintenance contractors (UMS) have attended to them within 2 or 3 hours of the Council being…
As noted in the OBC annual newsletter, here is the link to the annual accounts: OBC 2022 Accounts (Signed)
Update at 12.30 pm Saturday – Hold on, Southerners! Our hard-working Murray@OBC has been in regular contact with Council again this morning. Whilst the Council’s contractor was able to make a start on the Recycling collections early this morning, from where they ended in Northern Omaha yesterday, they’ve been unable to complete collections in the Southern…
Here’s a worthwhile fundraising event for KidsCan with a twilight cruise down the Mahurangi River aboard the Jane Gifford. Details at Jane Gifford Cruise
Welcome to our popular summer newsletter which is released each year just before Christmas. Our thanks to all the contributors, advertisers and our wonderful editors. Enjoy! OBC Newsletter 2022
A useful notice from the Council about preparing for storms at https://bit.ly/3Hh0tu4
It’s been great to see the Police actively monitoring the speed on the causeway in recent months and, after a fair bit of lobbying over recent years, we’re very pleased to see this announcement from Auckland Transport: Kia Ora, Auckland Transport is improving safety on Broadlands Drive, Omaha. We are planning to install a driver feedback sign…
Watercare recently sent the report on an irrigation bypass incident at the Omaha Wastewater Treatment Plant in Jones Road. Please see 2022_08_DTOHA_Bypass_Report
Well, this is quite amazing – a kiwi has been videoed in the sanctuary at the northern end of the Omaha spit at night. See Kiwi Video
Hi, all – an update from Auckland Emergency management about the theft of tsunami sirens in Omaha and Pt Wells. 2022-10-31 Notice re Tsunami Siren Theft