It was a pleasure to hear Patrollers back out looking after their communities again around the country. COVID, once again, has slowed us down, but not diminished our resolve to keep communities safe. Those of us in Auckland are just biding our time until we are out...

It has been my most absolute pleasure to see some great district training initiatives around the country. You will have seen a few articles in recent editions, and there is one reported on in this edition from the Bay of Plenty. District training is now up and running...

I'm sure you will all be with me when I say my thoughts are with the people and communities of Canterbury currently suffering from floods and heavy rains. The Trust Board is behind any Patrols working to assist their communities with extra funds if required. It...

3rd persons are now permitted in Patrol vehicles as ride alongs and trainees. This does NOT apply to Auckland Patrols
 

As Auckland has moved from Level 3 to Level 2.5, see here for the most current information regarding Patrolling activities.

In response to the alert levels being raised (AL3 for Auckland City and AL2 for the rest of NZ), CPNZ has released the following update about how this affects CPNZ patrolling.

Given the shift to Alert Level1, all restrictions on Patrolling have been lifted, with the exception of government requirements

Announcement of CPNZ recommencing Patrolling at COVID-19 Alert Level 2. This includes a document intended to guide Patrols through the safety requirements.