We are proud of our neighbourhood and want to keep it looking its best. Everyone who lives in Hobsonville Point must abide by the HPRS constitution, whether or not you own your home.

Here are some friendly reminders about issues that are often brought to our attention.

Berm mowing

Responsibility for mowing the berms sits with HPRS.

A petrol lawnmower being pushed across a grass verge

Communal areas

We are lucky to have many parks and community spaces available in our area.

While Auckland Council is responsible for maintaining these parks and community spaces in Hobsonville Point, we encourage everyone to do their part and pick up any rubbish they see.

If something needs attention, let us know through the contact form and it goes to the people whose job it is to put it right.

Green waste bags

There is more about the green waste collection, and what goes in the bags, on the green waste collection page.

A green garden bag filled with leaves and prunings, standing against a fence

Parking

Cars parked over footpaths and grass verges, or outside designated spaces, risk an infringement notice from Auckland Transport. Please park in your garage, on your driveway, or in a designated space.

Furry friends

Several dog bins are located around Hobsonville Point to discard your dog’s waste. Please use these facilities, bring your own bags and pick up after your dog.

All dogs must be on a leash once they leave your property. Two off-leash areas, one for big dogs and one for small, are provided in Bomb Point.

Two dogs on leads sitting on a rise above Hobsonville Point

Security

Please secure your property to prevent break-ins. Lock your doors and windows, and use your alarm system when you are out. Get to know your neighbours, and let them know if you are going to be away for an extended period.

We are also lucky enough to have the West Harbour Community Patrol looking after our area with regular patrols.

A West Harbour Community Patrol vehicle parked outside the Catalina Bay hangar