The funeral for fallen police officer Constable Matthew Hunt will be held at Eden Park in July.

Stuff reports that a death notice in the New Zealand Herald revealed his service will be held at the stadium on July 9 at 11am.

"An opportunity for those who knew and loved Matt to pay their respects," it said.

The funeral has not been able to go ahead until then as returning family had to go into isolation in Rotorua.

The 28-year-old was shot and killed during a routine traffic stop in the West Auckland suburb of Massey on June 19.

The incident left another officer and a member of the public injured.

A police spokeswoman confirmed Hunt's funeral would be held on July 9 at Eden Park.

"We are working closely with Matt's family to assist them in any way possible. Plans around media are being worked through and we hope to have an update later this week."

Two people have been charged in relation to the murder of the officer

Matthew was the 33rd police officer to have been killed in New Zealand in the line of duty since 1890, and the first since 2009.

He joined the New Zealand Police in October 2017, as a member of Wing 312.

The last funeral for a fallen police officer was for Senior Constable Len Snee in 2009, who was shot dead during the Napier siege.

-Stuff/Kendall Hutt.