August Weather Event 2022 Recovery Information
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Community Meetings
Details of the community recovery meetings that are taking place.
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Definition of an Emergency or Essential Service
This page provides a definition of an emergency or essential service for the purposes of road closures and access.
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MDC Designation of Area for Building Emergency Management
Under the Building Act 2004, an area in the Marlborough District has been designated in order to manage buildings that have been affected by land damage as a result of the severe weather event.
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EQCover/Insurance
Information is now available on Council’s website about EQCOVER for land claims and land cover for storms and floods.
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Flooded Properties
This page contains information to assist with a flooded property.
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Fortnightly Recovery Updates Prior to 21 April 2023
This section contains updates regarding the recovery efforts resulting from the August 2022 weather event prior to 21 April 2023.
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Health Advice
This page contains health advice for those affected by the storm event.
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Roading Information
Details of improved areas and priority access information relating to the August 2022 rain event.
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Information and Support
Contact information for support services.
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Properties with Placards
This page contains information on properties with placards.
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Rates Remission Residential Land Affected by a Natural Disaster
Use this for to apply for a rates remission on land affected by a natural disaster.
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Support for whānau
Details on how Te Hauora o Ngati Rarua can help support whānau after the August weather event.
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Water and Air Transport Subsidies
Information on the water taxis subsidies and car parking and berthing arrangements available from Picton and Havelock.
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Fortnightly Recovery Updates
This section contains updates regarding the recovery efforts resulting from the August 2022 weather event.
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Wellbeing
“Experiencing a disaster can be overwhelming. It’s normal for you and your whānau to feel upset, anxious and physically drained during and after an emergency event.” (Te Whatu Ora, 2022).
