About the Tāmaki Makaurau Recovery Office
The extreme weather events of early 2023 have had an adverse effect on communities across Tāmaki Makaurau. The Auckland Council-led Tāmaki Makaurau Recovery Office has been established to coordinate the Auckland-wide repair and rebuild efforts on behalf of the Auckland Council group, New Zealand government, and community partners and stakeholders.
You can find all the latest information on these pages for affected property owners, including categorisation updates, and information about the social and wellbeing support services that are available for you.
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Registrations closedRegistrations for property risk assessments closed on 30 September 2024. All properties that opted into the programme have now been categorised. |
Property category
Information about risk assessments, Category 2P mitigation, Category 3 buy-outs, and more.
Recovery FAQs
Find the answer to your recovery related question in our regularly updated FAQs.
Support services
Visit the support services page to discover the support available to you.
All news
Click here to view all of Recovery Office's stories.
Future use for storm-affected land
Auckland Council is considering future use for storm-affected land.
Documents library
Access the guides, forms and factsheets you need to help you through the categorisation process.
Latest news
Growing strong together: why local food planning matters for future resilience in Puketāpapa
Kai Resilient Puketāpapa is a community-led project focused on planning for food resilience.
2023 Storm Recovery Office enters final phase
The Tāmaki Makaurau Recovery Office is moving towards closure on 30 June 2026 and transitioning ongoing recovery activities to longer-term delivery teams within the council.
Building bridges: Pukekohe’s recovery story
As recovery in Pukekohe shifts to preparedness with the recent completion of their Recovery Plan, strong links between the community and Auckland Council remains vital.
Category 3 and home removals pass key milestone
More than 1000 Category 3 buy-outs have now been completed, helping families move away from homes facing serious risks from future floods or landslides.
