Feilding Community Patrol

06/07/2026

So grateful to Kate at Turnaround and the Feilding Community who supported the event in 2025 which raised an incredible amount of money for the patrol 🫶🏼

01/07/2026

Head along tonight to the Feilding Blue Light disco at Feilding High 💃 🕺 🪩

24/06/2026

🥓☕ Bacon butties & baking for a great cause! ☕🥓

Make sure you stop by our fundraising stall at the Feilding Lights Grand Launch!
We'll have delicious bacon butties hot off the grill, along with a selection of homemade baking available to purchase, with all proceeds going towards the Feilding Community Patrol.

We'd love your support. Every purchase helps make a difference.
📍 Feilding Lights Grand Launch - Town Centre
📅 27th June 2026
⏰ 5-7pm

Come along, enjoy the celebrations, and support a great cause in our community. We look forward to seeing you there!

21/06/2026

Thanks to Bhartiya Samaj Lower North Island and Community Patrols of New Zealand - CPNZ for organising this. Was great to go along and learn a bit more about each other, and meet some new faces .

20/06/2026

On the BBQ today for Feilding Cactus on their Longest Day 🙌🏼

16/06/2026

This one goes out to our own, the current volunteers that make Feilding Community Patrol what it is today, to those volunteers in the past that have helped to shape us, and those volunteers of the future that possibly don't even know they'll be volunteering yet.

Thank you.

Thank you for your time, your thoughts, your efforts, those nights when, really, you'd rather be at home. Thank you to your families, friends, workplaces, for supporting you in what you do.

Thank you to our sponsors and supporters that help us make the most of our volunteers -
Manawatū District Council , Turnaround, Central Demolition, Central ITM, Allan McNeill Chartered Accountants, Property Brokers, Murray's Irish Public House, Health 4 Life, Darragh's Mitre 10 Feilding, Manfeild Park Motel , and others that have given along the way.

Your contributions go a long way.

23/05/2026

It’s always great to get some acknowledgment for the work we put in.

Thank you to our patrollers, the Police, and indeed, our community.

Nice to get a good outcome on this!

15/02/2026

The patrol is out keeping a watchful eye on things and reporting back to police any concerns.

15/02/2026

Update from Civil Defence Manawatū Whanganui

🌙 With night falling across the region, we're expecting the bulk of the rain to impact us from this point out.

🌧️ MetService New Zealand updated their weather warnings at about 9pm.

🔴Manawatū, Rangitīkei and Ruapehu districts north of Feilding and east of State Highway 1
🌧️ You are still under a red heavy rain warning. From 8pm tonight until 3pm Monday, expect 140 to 180 mm of rain. Peak rates of 10 to 20 mm/h expected from Sunday night and Monday morning.

🟠Northern Rangitīkei, inland Whanganui and Manawatū north of Bulls and west of State Highway 1
🌧️ You remain under an orange rain warning. From 8pm tonight until 3pm Monday, expect 120 to 170 mm of rain. Peak rates of 10 to 20 mm/h Sunday night and Monday morning.

🟠 Tararua District
🌧️ You remain under a heavy rain warning. From 8pm tonight until 7pm Monday, expect 120 to 150 mm of rain on top of what has already fallen, especially about eastern areas and the Tararua Range. Intensities of 20 to 25 mm per hour about the hills and ranges, especially overnight Sunday to Monday.
💨 You also still have a strong wind warning. From 8pm tonight until 7am Monday, expect severe southwesterlies with damaging gusts of 130kmh or more in exposed places. High chance of upgrading to a red warning.

🚧 Horizons Regional Council have closed the Makino floodgates to divert floodwaters away from Feilding. They expect to open the Moutoa floodgates at about noon on Monday to protect Horowhenua properties from flooding.

Our advice from throughout today still applies:

✅ Move items away from areas of your property that usually flood.
✅ Clear gutters and drains where it is safe to do so.
✅ Bring inside anything that could be lifted by strong winds, or tie it down securely.
✅ Bring pets inside where possible.
✅ Charge phones and devices.
✅ Stay away from areas at risk of slips.
✅ Move livestock in low lying areas to paddocks that are safe from floodwaters, landslides, isolated trees, and power lines.
✅ If a landslide occurs, keep well clear - further movement can happen without warning.
✅ Stay out of the water and away from beaches.
✅ Be prepared to move to higher ground if needed.
✅ Secure boats and trailers properly.

➡️ Continue to get updates from our page, our website (link in our bio), MetService, your local district/city council & media outlets such as RNZ.