Kerikeri Community Patrol

Kerikeri Community Patrol A volunteer organisation of community minded individuals assisting police as "Eyes & Ears" in an effort to reduce crime. www.krcp.org.nz to join now!

Kerikeri Community Patrol was set up in Kerikeri in 2015 after the community was looking for a way to help reduce crime in our area. The patrol is administered as a Charitable Trust. Community Patrols are made up of community minded people who are committed to helping the police in an effort to reduce crime. ALL ARE VOLUNTEERS. The main function of the patrols is to "OBSERVE and REPORT." as "Eyes & Ears" for our local police. We patrol the streets of wider Kerikeri and Waipapa in our marked vehicles while others sleep, looking out for anything that is suspicious or of concern. If anything is seen, either we report it immediately to the police or if not too serious put in a written report for action later. You do not need to have a car or licence, you need to be over 18 for our night patrols, and you have to be reliable and committed to help reduce crime. We are affiliated to Community Patrols of New Zealand (CPNZ) which has 145 affiliated patrols throughout NZ. Our patrollers usually do a 4 hour shift once every 4 or 5 weeks, patrolling night or day. - Burglars and thieves don’t have set hours; they are out there anytime. Your commitment would be about 4 hours every month. We do not get out of the car but act as an extra set of eyes and ears for the Police. REMEMBER DON’T WAIT FOR SOMETHING TO HAPPEN. - JOIN THE PATROL AND HELP PREVENT IT. Send us a message, or pop in to our local police station to find out more how you can contribute in any way. Kerikeri Police Station, 102 Kerikeri Rd, Kerikeri
Phone: 09 407 9211
Email:

👀 YOUR COMMUNITY. YOUR STREETS. YOUR PATROL.Every week, Kerikeri Community Patrol volunteers are out in our community he...
09/09/2026

👀 YOUR COMMUNITY. YOUR STREETS. YOUR PATROL.

Every week, Kerikeri Community Patrol volunteers are out in our community helping to keep an extra set of eyes and ears on what’s happening around us.

Our volunteers work alongside NZ Police, patrolling local streets, car parks, business areas and community events. We also support wider community-safety initiatives including CCTV monitoring and crime-prevention activity.

Sometimes that means being in the patrol car checking areas around Kerikeri and Waipapa. Sometimes it means being on foot at a community event. Often, the most important part of the job is simply observing, recording and reporting anything that may need Police attention.

🚓 Patrol our local roads and streets
🚶 Help at community events and busy public areas
🅿️ Keep an eye on vehicles and car parks
📹 Support CCTV and community-safety technology
👮 Work alongside NZ Police and Community Patrols of New Zealand
🤝 Meet good people while doing something worthwhile for Kerikeri

Could you spare a few hours occasionally?

You don’t need to be a security expert or have Police experience. We’re looking for sensible, community-minded people who would like to contribute to making Kerikeri a safer place.

👉 Interested in finding out more about joining Kerikeri Community Patrol?
Send us a message through this page or visit krcp.org.nz.

Be visible. Be observant. Be part of your community.

25/03/2026

FINAL UPDATE - MON 30 MAR - This post will no longer be updated. For the latest information on Northland's State Highways, view this post https://www.facebook.com/share/p/17QxfHc44z/ or the Journey Planner https://www.journeys.nzta.govt.nz/journey-planner

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Several Northland state highways closed due to severe weather

Multiple roads in the Northland region have flooded and crews are working to clear them as soon as possible.

Road users should delay travel in the region if possible.

Updated closures and conditions:
(Last updated - 9:00AM, 28 Mar)

Roads that have now REOPENED:

• SH1 Whakapara
• SH1 Mangamuka (including the Mangamuka Gorge)
• SH1 Kaitaia, between Larmer Rd and Fryer Rd, and between Matthews Ave and Rules Way
• SH1 Rangiahua
• SH10 Kaeo
• SH12 Waimamaku, near Lowes Bridge.
• SH15 Lake Omapere
• SH15 Pakotai, Parakao

Conditions may still be hazardous, reduce speed, drive defensively and respect road crews while they carry out essential recovery work.

For the latest information, view this post and the NZTA Journey Planner here journeys.nzta.govt.nz/journey-planner

The image below was taken on Friday morning from Whakapara. The road surface on the bridge will need to be removed, more information will be provided once assessments are complete.

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102 Kerikeri Road
Kerikeri
0245

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