Community Patrols New Zealand Te Puke Branch

14/04/2025

WE HAVE A VERY BUSY FEW WEEKS AHEAD , WITH SCHOOL HOLIDAYS THAT HAVE COMMENCED , EASTER BREAK AND ANZAC DAY ALL MEANING WE HAVE A LOT MORE TRAFFIC ON OUR ROADS, WE ASK YOU ALL TO BE EXTRA VIGILANT , TRAVEL SAFELY AT ALL TIMES , ALSO ENJOY TIME WITH FAMILY AND FRIENDS

16/12/2024

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year , stay safe where ever you are at all times , ESPECIALLY during the busy times at this time of the year
Te Puke Branch of CPNZ

16/12/2024

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year everyone, please stay safe wherever you are esoecially at the busy times of the year.
kind regards from your Te Puke Branch of CPNZ

24/04/2024

13/04/2024

An emergency can happen anywhere, and whenever there's no phone coverage, a beacon is your best chance of signalling for help.

Activating the beacon sends a signal via satellite, telling the authorities you need urgent assistance and including your location so rescuers can get there quickly.

In New Zealand, 90 percent of land-based rescues that start with a beacon activation are completed in less than six hours. Without a beacon, 90 percent are completed in 17 hours.

April 6th is international . It is named after the frequency of the beacon signal, which has helped save the lives of countless people, all over the world.

A beacon can save your life. Hire or buy one for your next trip.

📡 www.beacons.nz

26/01/2024

TE PUKE Branch of Community Patrols New Zealand are recruiting new volunteers who can give 2 hours or more per month to patrol our area, you will need to complete an application and be police vetted. You will be partnered with an experienced patroller and given instruction on our procedure as we work along side our police to keep urban and rural Te Puke safe and crime free.

Contact [email protected] or 0274306383

26/01/2024

HELP US HELP YOU FIGHT THE RISE IN CAR BREAK INS AND THEFT IN TE PUKE AND our RURAL AREA [email protected]

21/04/2023

31/01/2023

Wearing the original uniform of Cambridge Stud, Mark Forbes led in the final Sir Patrick Hogan-bred horse through the ring at New Zealand Bloodstock's Karaka Yearling Sale ❤️

Having led in countless horses during his time working under Sir Patrick, it was a fitting tribute towards 'The Boss' as the hammer came down for the Carlaw Park prepared So You Think c**t at $180,000 to Cambridge Stud.