Sort of good news and bad news this week. The good news is that car thefts have declined by about 50% for this week. The not quite so good news is that burglaries have increased from 43 to 47 in Eastern Manukau. Read the report here and see if your street features.
Want to do you bit to help turn this around? Have a read of our latest newsletter. It gives some pointers and what individuals can do.
On Sunday 25 September we will be testing our public alerting systems; these tests are conducted twice a year at daylight saving time changes . This email is for your information and does not require any action from the CRG Groups.
The following systems will be publically tested on Sunday at 12 pm (at noon):
* Tsunami Sirens in Rodney and the Waitakere coastal areas
* SMS Text
* Email
* Facebook
* Twitter
* Red Cross Hazards App
Make sure you are subscribed to our alerts at: www.aucklandcivildefence.org.nz/emergency-status/subscribe-to-emergency-updates/
It is also a good time to let your friends and family know to make a plan at www.happens.nz
We have attached our media release which has additional information, including siren patterns and how they will sound in an emergency.
Kind regards,
Ani Brunet and the Community Resilience team
You know all about the Auckland Council’s ‘love bus’ don’t you? You don’t?
Aha, click here to learn about it and also about a number of other issues on the go in our city at the moment.
The burglary statistics have just arrived for the week ending 8th August 2016 and it’s good news for a change. A drop in all three categories. Let’s hope it’s the beginning of a trend. Meanwhile continue to be vigilant and help protect our neighbourhood.
Click here to view the list of streets
Here are the latest statistics regarding burglaries for the last week. House burglaries continue to be around the 42 mark, but the theft of cars and goods from cars have both dropped slightly.
Here is the list of streets involved. If your street is featuring and you would like to do something about it, contact Lynn on info@nsupport.co.nz and she will explain what a group of three or four neighbours can achieve if they work together.
The penalties may be considerably more than you think, and you run the risk of someone with evil intent taking the knife off you and using it to injure you…. Read the article by Constable Ian Willetts of the Howick Police Station here….
Burglaries are up again his week by two. Car thefts have dropped slightly, but thefts from cars have shot up which is a major worry if you are a tradesman and carry tools in your vehicle.
Here is the list of streets involved. If your street is featuring and you would like to do something about it, contact Lynn on info@nsupport.co.nz and she will explain what a group of three or four neighbours can achieve if they work together.
No. 405 August 2016
Welcome to the August 2016 issue of Ten One.
In this issue, we find out about Commissioner Mike Bush’s vision for a high-performance culture, share photos of our brilliant day celebrating the 75th anniversary of women in policing, look in at a royal residence as veteran officers’ service is recognised, see which of our people have earned New Zealand Bravery Awards and say farewell to one of our top detectives. View it here….
The latest issue of the Counties Manukau Police newsletter. 20 pages of well illustrated news items about activities taking place in our community. As usual, a good and interesting read.
Out today – August’s newsletter is crammed full of interesting community news. Also included is an invitation to their 4th FREE Community Safety Breakfast to be held at the Howick Club, starting at 7:45am on Thursday, 25 August.
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