What we do
The Dunedin City Council (DCC) is the local government authority responsible for the governance and administration of Dunedin, New Zealand. Comprising the Mayor and 14 Councillors elected every three years, the Council oversees the city's development, infrastructure, and community services. Its mission is to promote the sustainable management of Dunedin's natural and physical resources, ensuring the city remains one of the world's great small cities.
Overview of our offering
- Community and planning services: Includes city development, resource consents, community development, and events to foster a vibrant and sustainable community.
- Galleries, libraries, and museums: Manages cultural institutions such as the Dunedin Public Art Gallery, Dunedin Public Libraries, and Toitū Otago Settlers Museum, enriching the city's cultural landscape.
- Regulatory services: Provides building services, compliance solutions, and parking operations to maintain safety and order within the city.
- Reserves and recreational facilities: Oversees parks, reserves, aquatic services, and the Botanic Garden, promoting recreational opportunities and environmental conservation.
- Infrastructure management: Responsible for transport networks, water supply, wastewater, stormwater systems, and waste management, ensuring essential services are efficiently delivered.
- Funding and grants: Offers financial support through various funds and grants to community groups, events, and projects that align with the city's strategic outcomes.
Target customer: Residents, businesses, and visitors of Dunedin seeking municipal services, community support, and information on local governance and development initiatives.