Community Patrols
of New Zealand
Community Patrols
of New Zealand
Who are Community Patrols of New Zealand?
Community Patrols of New Zealand (CPNZ) is a national organisation that was formed in 2001. It supports over 5,000 volunteers in over 150 affiliated community patrols throughout New Zealand.
Community Patrols are organised and operated by their local communities and raise their annual operating expenses through local grants, sponsorships and donations.
Community Patrollers are volunteers working closely with Police as extra “eyes and ears” to assist Police and other agencies to build safer communities.
Community Patrols are independent from the Police but receive regular Police guidance, training and tasking.
Awards
Roadshows 2018
- Waikato Roadshow 10/02/18
- Wellington Roadshow 24/02/18
- Bay of Plenty Roadshow 10/03/18
- Tamaki Makaurau Roadshow 14/04/18
- Northland Roadshow 21/08/18
Certificate of Appreciation
(L-R) Ivan Berryman, Mike Gilbertson, Alison Cadman & Chris Lawton
Certificate of Appreciation
(L-R) Barbara Lambert, Cheryl Watson & Chris Lawton
Certificate of Appreciation
(L-R) David Rolls, Sarah Mail & Chris Lawton
Certificate of Appreciation
(L-R) Chris Lawton, Pam Colenso & Pat Dette
Certificate of Appreciation
(L-R) Chris Lawton & Michael Johnson
Silver Shields
(L-R) Chris Lawton, Jeff Parsons, Lynn Neal and David Henson
Certificate of Appreciation
(L-R) Graeme Walmsley & Chris Lawton
Certificate of Appreciation
(L-R) Karen Mason & Chris Lawton
Silver Shield
(L-R) Rato Brajikovich & Chris Lawton
Jim Beniston receiving his certificate for Services to CPNZ and Northland District from Chris Lawton
Northland District Patrol Leaders and Trust Board