New Zealand Police | Nga Pirihimana O Aotearoa

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Web Name: New Zealand Police | Nga Pirihimana O Aotearoa

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Straight from the source Keep up to date and subscribe to NZ Police news and insights All news Featured and latest news, stories, alerts and more. District news Scan the latest Police news and information about your district. How we’re tracking View user-friendly graphics that provide an overview of key Police data. Traffic alerts Updates about local and national traffic issues and crime incidents. Subscriptions Subscribe to receive news, alerts, Ten One Magazine stories, advice of stolen boats, and safety advice by email or RSS feed. Get tips to help you stay safe Advice for victims, view FAQs, learn about our services and get safety advice Frequently asked questions Get the answers to some of our most common queries. Personal & community safety Get some advice on the safety of yourself, your family, property and visitors to New Zealand. Advice for victims Information about how Police supports victims of crime, including the Victim Notification Register and access the Victims information website. Infringement Services Understanding the infringement process, how to pay, lost notice, request safety camera photo, transfer liability and more. Driving and road safety How to report bad driving, legislation, speed limits, road safety cameras and other safety advice. Family violence How to get help for family violence (domestic violence) and learn about Protection Orders and Police Safety Orders. Who are we? An overview of our responsibilities and Values, plus links to key publications About New Zealand Police Our drive for New Zealand to be the safest country in the world. Our Values We aim to have the trust and confidence of all - to achieve this we operate in accordance with our values. Māori and Police Find out how Māori and Police work together to help prevent crime, crashes and victimisation in our communities. Structure Police management and district structure, and Information about some of the many teams and units that make up Police. Publications and statistics View corporate publications, forms, guides and standards, general reports and research as well as crime statistics. History and Museum Explore the early history of Police, read the memorials of officers killed by criminal acts, and find out about the exciting Police Museum. Start your career with NZ Police today! Find out about interesting roles where you can make a difference Becoming a Police Communicator Find out about our emergency and non-emergency service roles. How to apply for a vacancy The application process for non-sworn employee positions. Valuing Diversity Our values reflect what is important to us and the communities we serve. Get in touch Find out the various ways you can contact NZ Police Calling emergency 111 Call triple one when you need an emergency response from Police, Fire or Ambulance. 111 TXT registration If you have hearing or talking difficulties register for the 111 TXT service. 105 and Non-Emergency Contact Use 105 to report things that have already happened and don’t need urgent Police assistance. Give feedback about Police Tell us what we’ve done well and what we need to improve on. Safer communities Information about how you can help us prevent crime Wanted to arrest People featured here are sought by Police for arrest. Cold case Help us find answers to some of the country’s unsolved homicides. Stolen boats Check to see if a boat is stolen and report sightings. The latest Guidance from the New Zealand Government on COVID-19. Advice and information, updates and frequently asked questions around COVID-19. Find out more One-One-One (111) Call triple one (111) when you need an emergency response from Police, Fire or Ambulance. If you have difficulty hearing or talking on the phone you can register here for the 111 TXT service. About 111 Ten Five (105) Use Ten Five (105) to report things that don’t need urgent Police assistance. Use 105 Star Triple Five (*555) Call Star Triple Five (*555) to report road incidents which are urgent but not life-threatening. About *555 Advice for victims, view FAQs, learn about our services and get safety advice An overview of our responsibilities and Values, plus links to key publications Our mission is for New Zealand to be the safest country in the world. We operate 24/7 by land, sea and air, keeping our communities safe from harm and seeking to prevent harm while maintaining high levels of trust and confidence. Explore your district Kimihia mai ngā kōrero mō te mahi tahi a te iwi Māori me ngā Pirihimana ki te kaupare atu i te hara, i ngā tukinga waka me ngā mahi takakino tangata i ō tātou hapori. Find out how Māori and Police work together to help prevent crime, crashes and victimisation in our communities. This includes The Turning of the Tide strategy, iwi liaison officers and recruitment. See how Māori and Police work together I’ve grown up here, to give back to my community is a massive thing for me Constable Carren Walker Ngā Puhi, Te Rarawa

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