The Pohutukawa Coast Crime Patrol was set up a number of years ago and aims to help the local New Zealand Police make our community a safer environment in which to live by providing support to the local police officers.
The Crime Watch patrol is a voluntary non-confrontational organisation made up of people willing to give some of their time, and take a little bit of responsibility within their own community. Any person who has a caring attitude to their community may offer their services.
Community patrols act as 'eyes and ears' only. We patrol the community in pairs, either by day or night and note anything that could be suspicious.
We need more people to join our team. If you have a couple of hours to spare on a regular basis (whether it be weekly, fortnightly or monthly) and would like to get involved in the local community, meet new people & help keep Whitford, Beachlands and Maraetai a great place to live & work please fill out the contact form to find out more.
Should you wish to be involved in this important service to our local community please click below to download the 2 forms required an application form and a vetting form. Print fill out and attach required proof of identification then hand in to the Beachlands Police Station.
Please click below for an application and Vetting Form:-
Application and Vetting Form.
You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to open the PDF attachments, you can download it from here for free should you not have it installed on your computer.
Click here to download
Emergency: dial 111 - Non-Emergency: dial 105
For anything that is happening now or has just happened, and
people are in danger, or property is in danger of loss or damage, or
a crime is being or has just been committed and the person or persons who did it is/are nearby, or where is a major public inconvenience.
Beachlands Community Policing Base
43 Kouka Road
Beachlands 2018
Phone:105
The Crime Watch patrol is a voluntary non-confrontational organisation made up of people willing to give some of their time, and take a little bit of responsibility within their own community. Any person who has a caring attitude to their community may offer their services.
Community patrols act as 'eyes and ears' only. We patrol the community in pairs, either by day or night and note anything that could be suspicious.
We need more people to join our team. If you have a couple of hours to spare on a regular basis (whether it be weekly, fortnightly or monthly) and would like to get involved in the local community, meet new people & help keep Whitford, Beachlands and Maraetai a great place to live & work please fill out the contact form to find out more.
Should you wish to be involved in this important service to our local community please click below to download the 2 forms required an application form and a vetting form. Print fill out and attach required proof of identification then hand in to the Beachlands Police Station.
Please click below for an application and Vetting Form:-
Application and Vetting Form.
You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to open the PDF attachments, you can download it from here for free should you not have it installed on your computer.
Click here to download
Emergency: dial 111 - Non-Emergency: dial 105
For anything that is happening now or has just happened, and
people are in danger, or property is in danger of loss or damage, or
a crime is being or has just been committed and the person or persons who did it is/are nearby, or where is a major public inconvenience.
Beachlands Community Policing Base
43 Kouka Road
Beachlands 2018
Phone:105
Crime Watch Patrols
Keeping our community safe.
Because we care!
Because we care!
Pohutukawa Coast Crime Watch Patrol
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POHUTUKAWA COAST TIMES (16 April 2021)
Are you heading to Beachlands and Maraetai this Summer? Here is some information you need to know in order to keep you, and others safe.
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