We manage drinking water, stormwater, and wastewater services in the Wellington region.

An important part of our work is promoting water conservation and sustainability.

We're also working with local councils and communities to help make sure people have access to emergency water in the event of a major earthquake.

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Work in your area

We’re constantly working to maintain an efficient and robust water network, so occasionally there may be work in your area. You can explore our current and upcoming work, and any overflows on our interactive map. If you are experiencing a water outage or other urgent water issue, please contact your local council.

Featured information

Willis St and Dixon St - sewer leak

We currently have stop go traffic management in place on the intersection of Willis St and Dixon St, due to a leak in a pressurised sewer. We are looking at the best way to excavate and repair this leak safely, and will keep you updated on any traffic management changes.   Read more

Martinborough Township starts summer water restrictions on 30 November 2019

19 November 2019   Read more

Cross-harbour pipeline investigations under way in Lowry Bay

Wellington Water’s barge and drilling rig has moved into Lowry Bay in the final stages of a series of geotechnical investigations in the harbour to help determine the best route for the Cross-Harbour Pipeline.   Read more

Open Day highlights improvements planned for Porirua’s wastewater system

Wellington Water is hosting two open days to help answer questions the community might have about the operation of the Porirua Wastewater Treatment Plant and the city’s wastewater network.   Read more

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Report a fault

Are you experiencing issues with the water at your house or business, and there's no marker indicating the issue on the map? The first step is to report the issue to your local council.