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Contact council

There are a variety of ways to contact the council, including making a service request online with MyFNDC.

Contact us using one of the phone numbers below.

You can use our online service called "myFNDC" to check your rates, lodge a request for service or make a general enquiry.

Request a service online*

Make a general enquiry*

*You don't need to register to do this.

Find what else can be done with our online services here.

Questions and answers

What is myFNDC? MyFNDC is a safe and secure online service to lodge, view and track service requests.

If you would like to visit us in person, our office locations and opening hours can be found by clicking on the link below.

Council service centres

You can contact us by post using the address below:

Far North District Council

Private Bag 752

Kaikohe, 0440


Urgent inquiries

For urgent inquiries, please call our 24-hour service number 0800 920 029 or on (09) 401 5200.

Other forms of inquiry will be logged during business hours.

Media enquiries

Find out more about Media enquiries for the Far North District Council here.

Request for service (RFS)

Whenever you let us know about an issue—whether it’s a roading problem, rubbish collection, water supply, or something else – raising an RFS means we officially log it in our system. This helps us track the issue, assign it to the right team, and make sure it gets followed up and fixed as soon as possible.

Some issues need urgent attention and are dealt with quickly, especially if they affect safety. Others might take a little longer depending on how serious they are and the resources we have available. Raising an RFS helps us prioritise and respond in the right order.

Click here to lodge a request for service online.

Last updated: 16 Jul 2025 1:58pm