Tai Po Government Offices, Administrative building in Tai Po, Hong Kong

Tai Po Government Offices is an administrative building in Tai Po, Hong Kong, housing multiple departments that serve residents of the New Territories region. The facility consolidates several public services under one roof, including licensing, permits, and resident affairs.

Tai Po Government Offices opened on 31 July 1979, when the then Secretary for the New Territories, David Akers-Jones, unveiled the building. The same occasion marked the separation of the North District from Tai Po. The six-storey block on Ting Kok Road was built to house government offices serving Tai Po.

The building's name is rendered in English as Tai Po Government Offices. Its postal services are split between the Tai Po Post Office, open to the public, and the Tai Po Delivery Office behind it. The Labour Department's Supplementary Labour Division and the Social Welfare Department's North Tai Po Integrated Family Service Centre also operate here.

The building is easy to access and has clear sections for different administrative tasks, making navigation straightforward for visitors. It is advisable to bring relevant documents with you, as many services require these for applications and inquiries.

The building opened on 31 July 1979, when the then Secretary for the New Territories, David Akers-Jones, officiated at the ceremony; on the same occasion the North District was split off from Tai Po. The six-storey block on Ting Kok Road also houses the Tai Po Post Office and its delivery office.