Community Patrols
of New Zealand
Community Patrols
of New Zealand
Working together with Neighbourhood Support NZ
Written By: Dharni Manga
Henderson Community Patrol and Rodney Neighbourhood Support have teamed up at the Kumeu Show
Advanced Driving Training for Patrollers
Written By: Dharni Manga
North Harbour Community Patrol added a specialist Advanced Driving Training course for their Patrollers
CPNZ Locates Canabis
Written By: Dharni Manga
Queenstown Community Patrol assisted Police in taking $50,000 worth of cannabis off the street
‘No Cellphone’ Rule
Written By: Dharni Manga
Canterbury CPNZ and Police work to prevent drivers from using cell phones with signage trailers
December 2019 Patroller Briefing
Community Patrols of New ZealandCommunity Patrols of New ZealandPostal Address Community Patrols of New Zealand NZ Police National Headquarters 180 Molesworth St Post Box 3017 Wellington 6140Site by Two Monkeys
November 2019 Patroller Briefing
Community Patrols of New ZealandCommunity Patrols of New ZealandPostal Address Community Patrols of New Zealand NZ Police National Headquarters 180 Molesworth St Post Box 3017 Wellington 6140Site by Two Monkeys
Great New Initiative Being Trialled in Canterbury
Canterbury Community Patrols alongside Canterbury Police are about to embark on a trial using Digital Signage Trailers to get important messages out to the Canterbury Rural Community. Messages can range across any area of concern or interest to a rural...
Welcome
A Message from our Trust Board Chairman, Chris Lawton Welcome to our new website! We are still working hard on our new website to make sure it is an effective tool for us to use to communicate with the patrollers. A blog is the collection of...
Moped with Stolen Plates No Match for the Eagle Eye of Massey CPNZ
Written By: Dharni Manga
Massey Community Patrol spotted stolen plates on a moped and kept up with the assailant until Police arrived
Hidden Away for 68 Years
Hidden Away for 68 Years It's not every day you find a '29 Dodge Sedan hidden in a farm shed for 68 years. That's exactly what happened during a chance conversation whilst on Patrol for two of our patrollers from Te Aroha Community Patrol. Click...