Asset Management Plan Asset Management Plan
Auckland Council is the guardian of $26 billion worth of publicly-owned transport assets in Auckland. This Asset Management Plan (AMP) sets out how Council intends to manage its transport assets over the next 10 years, from 2024 to 2034. It describes the assets we are responsible for, the activities we carry out, and what it will cost.
- Find out about Auckland Council's Asset Management Plan.
- Download the Asset Management Plan documents.
Last updated: 22 September 2021
About Auckland's Transport Asset Management Plan
Every 3 years, Council develops an AMP that sets out how we will manage the assets we're responsible for within Auckland’s transport network. The plan looks forward 10 years.
The AMP is a support document to the Regional Land Transport Plan.
Key messages of the AMP
- Looking after what we have is our first priority – taking care of our transport assets for today and for future generations.
- There is no “do nothing” option. Our role as kaitiaki or guardians of the transport network means we must plan ahead to ensure that transport assets are managed and maintained to face the challenges of the future.
- The AMP defines an appropriate level of investment in asset renewals and maintenance, balancing available resources, risk and levels of service.
Documents
- Asset Management Plan 2024 (PDF, 3MB)
- Bus Asset Class Management Plan (PDF, 31.9MB)
- Parking Asset Class Management Plan (PDF, 7.7MB)
- Pathways Asset Class Management Plan (PDF, 20.1MB)
- Rail Asset Class Management Plan (PDF, 8.7MB)
- Street Lighting Asset Class Management Plan (PDF, 13.6MB)
- Traffic System Sign and Marking Asset Class Management Plan (PDF, 8.2MB)
- Transport structures and public transport Asset Class Management Plan (PDF, 3.6MB)
- Wharves Asset Class Management Plan (PDF, 16.8MB)