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3232175509095Building a Solar MeshCore Repeater: The “Bay of Plenty” Spec
https://blowonthepie.co.nz/2026/03/15/building-a-solar-meshcore-repeater-the-bay-of-plenty-spec/
Sun, 15 Mar 2026 01:55:54 +0000https://blowonthepie.co.nz/?p=2149"Learn how to build a rugged, solar-powered Meshtastic repeater using the RAK4631 WisBlock and Samsung 58E cells. This guide covers the full build of materials, 3D-printed internal layout, and essential weatherproofing for coastal environments like the Bay of Plenty."
The post Building a Solar MeshCore Repeater: The “Bay of Plenty” Spec first appeared on BlowonthePie - For New Zealand Scanner Codes and more.]]>Create a Reliable Off-Grid LoRa Repeater:
A Community Project
Building an effective LoRa repeater isn’t just about adding a battery to a radio. To truly survive the elements and provide a reliable off-grid signal, it requires a robust design incorporating proper weatherproofing, effective power management, and a meticulously organized internal layout. Our recent build demonstrates this, utilizing an ultra-low-power RAK4631 WisBlock paired with a high-capacity “Choice of Battery” cell to create a repeater capable of staying online even through a week of dense “gray days.”
This project’s simplicity might catch some off guard. You don’t need a massive budget; some commercial repeaters can reach $500–$600, but a custom-built solution is far more cost-effective and still does same thing. Building a repeater is truly as expensive or as simple as you choose to make it, and our experience proves that you can achieve great results with a smart, streamlined approach.
We’ve been building and deploying these nodes with minimal downtime and exceptional performance. Our goal is to encourage others to take the leap and contribute to this growing community project. Whether you’re a seasoned maker or a curious beginner, the resources and support are out there. So, what do you say? Give it a go and help expand a community network that’s already connecting lives and unlocking new possibilities.
1. Parts needed to start your build journey
Success starts with the right parts. Here is the verified list for this build with direct links to sourced components:
This “Bay of Plenty” spec offers an incredible performance-to-price ratio. Here is the breakdown (estimates based on early 2026 market rates and Bulk buy or specials at the time of purchasing products):
Core Component
Estimated NZD
RAK4631 WisBlock Starter Kit
~$50.00
Samsung 58E 21700 Cell
~$15.00
10W 5V Solar Panel
~$22.00
IP67 Enclosure & Hardware
~$25.00
Charging/BMS Modules
~$10.00
Antenna & RF Pigtails
~$50.00
Misc
~$30.00
TOTAL ESTIMATED COST
~$200.00ish NZD
3. Power Architecture & Wiring
To ensure 24/7 uptime, we follow a linear power path that protects the battery while providing the WisBlock with a clean 3.7V–5V feed.
Solar Input: Panel connects via the IP68 Gland to the Charging Module.
Battery: Choice of battery (or batteries) connects to the BMS, which then feeds the charger terminals.
Load Output: Charger/Boost Module connects to the WisBlock via a JST PH 2.0 cable.
The BoomstickNZ Mounting Sleds
To ensure total stability in the field, I’ve developed several mounting sled designs. These are optimized for the high-capacity 18650 or 21700 cells and the WisBlock ecosystem, providing a secure, vibration-resistant home for your electronics.
3D printed sled with integrated standoffs for the WisBlock and BMS modules.Heavy-duty dual cradle design for high-capacity power requirements.Precision-modeled battery cradle ensuring a snug fit for High capacity cells.The base plate features reinforced mounting points.
Note: I have these STL files ready to go for anyone building this spec. If you are using a non-standard enclosure, I can custom-modify these files to fit your specific depth and mounting boss locations.
4. Internal Layout: The 3D Printed Sled
A 3D-printed sled ensures nothing rattles loose and prevents the heavy battery from damaging delicate modules. Use ASA or PETG—PLA will warp inside a sealed box once the summer sun hits it.
4.1. Get the 3D Files
A secure fit is what makes these nodes “bulletproof” in the field. I have designed custom 3D-printed mounting sleds specifically for these IP67 enclosures to ensure the heavy Samsung cells and RAK modules stay exactly where they belong.
Standard STL Files: I have files ready for the 150X100X70mm and 100x68x50mm enclosures.
Custom Sizing: If you are using a different box, I can custom-model a sled to fit your specific dimensions.
Printing Service: If you don’t have a printer but want to build this spec, get in touch and I can run a set off on one of my machines for you.
Seal the RF: Use Self-Amalgamating Tape on external antenna connections.
Drip Loops: Leave a loop in the solar cable before it enters the gland.
Desiccant: Toss a silica gel pack inside before locking the hasp.
Building your own? Join the conversation in the community or reach out for site deployment advice!
6. Join the Network: The MeshCore Map
This repeater spec isn’t just a theory-it’s the current(always looking to improve where I can) standard for the MeshCore backbone across the Bay of Plenty. We currently have approximately 30+ low-powered repeaters active, providing a communication bridge from Whakatāne all the way to Waihi Beach.
Where we are: Our nodes are strategically placed on private land and high points to ensure maximum coverage for the community. By using this standardized solar build, we ensure every “link in the chain” is reliable and easy to maintain.
Are you in a “dark spot” on the map? If you have a high-point property or want to host a node, get in touch to help us bridge the gap!
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2149MESHCORE locations : Bay of Plenty
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Sun, 07 Dec 2025 22:26:03 +0000https://blowonthepie.co.nz/?p=2116High-Ground Advantage: Meshcore Repeaters Launch to Fortify Bay of Plenty Connectivity Bridging the Digital Divide with Resilience in Mind The Bay of Plenty is a region defined by its stunning coastlines, fertile plains, and – importantly for communications – challenging topography. From deep gullies in Tauranga South to the rolling […]
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Bridging the Digital Divide with Resilience in Mind
The Bay of Plenty is a region defined by its stunning coastlines, fertile plains, and – importantly for communications – challenging topography. From deep gullies in Tauranga South to the rolling hills of Te Puke, maintaining reliable connectivity can be a major challenge for residents and emergency services. Dropped calls and unreliable data should not be the norm.
That is why we are proud to announce the successful deployment of a robust, new Meshcore Repeater network across the Western Bay of Plenty. Our mission is simple: to create a resilient communication backbone that works when traditional infrastructure falters, built on a foundation of smart, strategic, and high-elevation placement.
The Strategic Advantage: Why Line-of-Sight is Key
Unlike standard repeaters that rely on existing cellular infrastructure, Meshcore Repeaters create a self-healing, independent network. Each installed node acts as an intelligent relay, extending the range exponentially – a crucial capability for off-grid text messaging and GPS location sharing during civil emergencies or in areas with poor mobile reception.
The core of our deployment strategy is exploiting the Bay’s natural geography. I have meticulously selected locations for their high-altitude, line-of-sight advantage to ensure maximum coverage over valleys and coastal areas.
Why Line-of-Sight Matters: By placing repeaters on the highest points, we bypass natural obstructions like hills and ridges. This allows the low-power LoRa signal used by Meshcore to travel long distances – often 10km+ – to reach devices on the floor of the valley or coast. This strategic placement ensures the network is quiet, efficient, and reliable.
Confirmed High-Point Installation Sites: A Resilient Spine
The initial phase of the Meshcore rollout is far from complete but already it is creating a resilient communications spine across the Western Bay of Plenty. These Repeater nodes are now live and actively expanding the network’s footprint, bringing reliable service to previously underserved areas. Ongoing project however to keep infilling all areas are always being looked at to fill shadowed areas.
Location / Address
Approx. Elevation
Role in the Network
CLOUDY RIDGE
488 m
Eastern Backbone Heavyweight; huge reach across the Rangitaiki Plains.
PAPAMOA SADDLE
301 m
Regional Hub; critical for linking Tauranga to the Eastern Bay.
UPPER OHAUITI
285 m
South Tauranga Anchor; shoots signal over the city’s gully systems.
PACIFIC RIDGE
249 m
Western Gateway; clear “lookout” toward the Hauraki and Bay.
RANGITAIKI
196 m
Lakes Link; essential for signal penetration into the Rotomā caldera.
MINDEN
237 m
Western Bay Spine; primary coverage for the harbour and coast.
BELK
145 m
The Kaimai Relay; bridges the gap between the range and the city.
TAHAWAI
183 m
Northern High-Site; covers the northern horticultural flats.
KOWHAI
265 m
Secondary Katikati high-site for redundancy.
WAITAO
315 m
Links the Welcome Bay hills to the Te Puke network.
FERGUS TRIG
134 m
Infill for the Waihi township basin.
LOWER KAIMAI
135 m
Pyes Pā residential corridor relay.
MIMIHA
135 m
Coastal high-point; essential for the Matatā/Pikowai stretch.
MELVILLE
125 m
Ohope Anchor; provides coverage for the coastline east of Whakatāne.
OMANAWA
73 m
Lower Kaimai link
TE PUNA
105 m
Mid-level relay for the Te Puna peninsula.
OHAUITI
85 m
Urban Ohauiti infill.
AWA
229 m
Rural link for the Paengaroa/Pukehina corridor.
MAKETU
40 m
Coastal Hub; primary node for the Maketu peninsula.
MATATA
27 m
Lower-level coastal relay for the Matatā community.
KAURI
55 m
Coastal relay for the northern harbour entrance.
MAKETU TEST LINK
60 m
Localized Maketu redundancy.
KAWERAU
10 m
Town-level coverage for the Kawerau basin.
BRANCH 51 WHAKATANE
83 m
Whakatāne residential node.
TGA AIRPORT
10 m
Airport / Mt Maunganui industrial node.
WAIHI BEACH RSA
16 m
Beachfront community coverage.
MOUNT
10 m
Coastal Mt Maunganui street-level node.
More repeaters are being deployed whenever I can so this list will keep growing often
Supporting Local Communities and Resilience
This deployment is an investment in the region’s safety and digital equity:
Emergency Preparedness: By ensuring an off-grid communication channel exists – independent of power grids and cell towers – the Bay of Plenty is better equipped to handle severe weather events and natural disasters. **PLEASE NOTE **This system does in no way take away what the authorities plans are…. I am just providing a If all else fails alternative.
Rural Connectivity: The reach from these high points helps bridge the digital divide for rural residents, farmers, and remote businesses.
Community Empowerment: Every resident who uses a Meshcore – compatible device strengthens the entire mesh, turning individuals into active participants in the region’s communication resilience.
What’s Next?
My focus is now looking at expanding coverage further into the Eastern Bay of Plenty to replicate the high-ground success we’ve achieved in the west. We encourage local groups, Businesses and residents to come on board and help provide Locations and/or feedback on areas needing better coverage.
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https://blowonthepie.co.nz/2025/08/22/meshcore-is-where-its-at/
https://blowonthepie.co.nz/2025/08/22/meshcore-is-where-its-at/#commentsFri, 22 Aug 2025 00:03:58 +0000https://blowonthepie.co.nz/?p=2091What a MeshCore network is and why I aim to help set one up in the Bay of Plenty region What is MeshCore (in plain English) MeshCore is an off-grid, LoRa radio–based mesh messaging system. Phones pair (via Bluetooth) to small battery/solar nodes that pass short messages hop-by-hop, without cell […]
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What is MeshCore (in plain English)
MeshCore is an off-grid, LoRa radio–based mesh messaging system. Phones pair (via Bluetooth) to small battery/solar nodes that pass short messages hop-by-hop, without cell towers or internet. It’s designed for emergencies, outdoor use, and sensor data. There’s an official companion app and open-source firmware. (MeshCore Companion App, MeshCore, GitHub, Apple) Most of the one’s I build are self preserving (sources its power from a solar panel into a battery backup system that can last for up to 2 two weeks depending on size of battery).
Why deploy it across Bay of Plenty
Disaster resilience: BOP faces quakes, tsunamis, severe weather, landslides and volcanic risk (e.g., Whakaari/White Island). A LoRa mesh gives a last-resort communications layer when power/cell/internet fail. Similar civil-defence mesh trials have run in Aotearoa. (Emergency Management Bay of Plenty, RNZ)
Community scale & cost: Nodes are low-power and inexpensive, so communities, marae, farms, tramping clubs, and councils can help build coverage rather than relying on a single provider. (General MeshCore design & community deployments.)
Works with terrain-aware planning: LoRa can cover long distances line-of-sight from hills and ranges common in BOP (Kaimai, Papamoa Hills, Ōhope/Whakatāne ridgelines), making regional backbones feasible. (LoRa characteristics & AU915 regional plan.)
Backbone sites (Phase 1) Install always-on, solar-powered repeater/relay nodes on high points to stitch towns and valleys: e.g., Kaimai ridge sites → Tauranga/Te Puke, Papamoa Hills → coastal plain, Moutohorā/Ōhope/Whakatāne hills → Ōpōtiki direction. These become the region’s “spine” so local meshes can latch on. (Concept aligned with civil-defence mesh nodes and MeshCore repeaters seen in NZ groups.) (RNZ)
Town & community clusters (Phase 2) Seed dense, low-power nodes at schools, marae, community hubs, surf clubs, council buildings, farms, with public access to the Bluetooth pairing. Aim for 1–2 km hops urban, 5–15 km rural LOS (terrain/weather dependent).
Gateways & control (optional) Where internet exists, add UDP/Wi-Fi gateways so messages can bridge across districts but still survive if the internet drops (MeshCore supports hybrid routing).
Ops conventions
Channels/profiles per use case: CDEM broadcasts, neighbourhood welfare, SAR/volunteer, coastal/boating, farm ops.
Message discipline (rate limits), quiet hours, and priority tags for CDEM.
Devices & app Standardise on MeshCore-compatible LoRa nodes (handhelds or solar rooftops) and the MeshCore Companion App for iOS/Android to keep onboarding simple. (Apple, APKMirror) Governance & maintenance Shared stewardship between councils/CDEM, community groups, and clubs for site access, solar upkeep, and periodic health checks.
Expected outcomes (what success looks like to myself)
Continuity of comms during outages: Short text alerts and check-ins still flow when cellular/internet fail, improving situational awareness for isolated communities.
Faster welfare checks: Street-by-street mesh lets wardens and neighbours report needs/damage without driving to coverage zones.
Volunteer coordination: SAR, surf clubs, and rural fire can coordinate locally when networks are saturated. (LoRa mesh research for responders.)
IoT add-ons: Same mesh can carry sensor pings (rain gauges, river levels, slips, air quality) for hyperlocal awareness. (MeshCore)
Community engagement: People get familiar with drills/apps before an event, boosting resilience.
Limitations & realities (so you plan around them)
Power & weather: Solar sites need right panels, batteries, and mounting for BOP’s coastal conditions.
Low bandwidth: Think short texts & telemetry, not photos or voice (unless very specialised systems). Manage expectations.
Density matters: Mesh strength depends on node count and placement; valleys and dense bush reduce range.
Interference & compatibility: Keep to AU915 settings and known-good hardware; other meshes (e.g., Meshtastic) may coexist but require planning to avoid cross-talk or channel congestion.
Pick 6–10 high sites to form a Tauranga–Te Puke–Whakatāne–Ōpōtiki spine.
Stand up pilot clusters in Tauranga/Pāpāmoa and Whakatāne/Ōhope.
Publish a simple “how to pair & send” guide using the MeshCore app. (Apple)
Bay-of-Plenty-specific take on how, why, and the likely outcome of running a MeshCore-style long-range mesh across the region, plus a draft site plan and a lean equipment list you can actually build from.
How (at a glance)
Topology: multi-hop LoRa(-like) mesh. A few elevated backbone relays carry traffic eastwest; lots of low-power edge nodes sit where people are (Tauranga, Te Puke, Whakatāne, Ōpōtiki, Kawerau).
Links: line-of-sight hops from hilltops (10–20+ km in rural LOS is typical for LoRa-class radios with modest antennas; longer is possible from peaks).
Power: hilltop relays are solar + 21700mAh and run 24/7; edge nodes are 5volt or small solar.
Frequencies I use are 917.375MHz ISM band under NZ’s Short-Range Devices general user licence (GURL). Stay conservative on EIRP (≤ 1 W / 30 dBm) unless you’ve validated a different limit for your exact channel plan/equipment. Radio Spectrum Management New ZealandGazetteCritical Comms
Why do this here?
Resilience: when power/cell/ISP drop (storms, landslides, tsunami warnings), a battery-backed mesh still passes short messages and location beacons. Bay of Plenty CDEM actively promotes multi-channel readiness — this dovetails nicely.
Coverage fits the terrain: short coast-hugging towns + steep spurs = a few well-chosen peaks can blanket long stretches of SH2 and the coastal settlements.
Low cost, community-operable: inexpensive nodes, open firmware, and shared maintenance.
Outcome you could expect and expand on
Backbone: with 5–8 hilltop relays you can create a continuous spine from the Kaimai to Ōpōtiki, with overlapping coastal coverage (Mount/Mauao Pāpāmoa Te Puke Whakatāne/Ōhope Ōpōtiki).
Edge reach: handheld/roof nodes in towns should see 5–10 km to a nearby relay in mixed terrain; 10–20 km LOS from ridgelines; vehicles with roof antennas do better.
Operational ties: publish how to “tune to the mesh” next to official channels (local CDEM, council sites, and Radio 1XX for E. Bay) so people know where to listen/talk when power’s out.
Draft Bay of Plenty site plan
PHASE ONE – START OF A BACKBONE.
Pick from these; they’re proven high points with public info and known elevations. (Access/permits vary — check with the land managers noted.)
Western anchor (edge of BoP): Mount Te Aroha — 952 m Superb western sightline over Kaimai to the Bay; anchors the Tauranga side. (DOC track page confirms height/location.) Land: DOC. New Zealand Government Documents+1
Tauranga harbour mouth: Mauao / Mount Maunganui — 232 m Covers The Mount, Matapihi, harbour mouth, and long coastal stretches. Land: iwi-owned, co-managed with Tauranga City Council. Tauranga City Council
Coastal ridge: Pāpāmoa Hills Regional Park (Trig) — ~224 m Excellent line over Pāpāmoa/Pukehina flats; regional-park access via BoP Regional Council.
Central high: Ōtanewainuku — ~640 m Dominant peak south of Tauranga/Te Puke; great inland throw towards Rotorua corridor and coast. Land: DOC/Forest. New Zealand Government Documents
Te Puke range: Ōtawa Trig — ~565 m Fills any shadowing from Ōtanewainuku and strengthens coverage to Pukehina/Te Puke valleys. Land: DOC area.
Whakatāne headland: Kohi Point / Toi’s Walk ridgeline — ~250–270 m highpoints Great sight over Whakatāne/Ōhope and the coast. (Council trail information; topography peaks ~260 m). Land: Whakatāne District Council reserves.
Offshore booster (optional, permit-dependent): Moutohorā / Whale Island — highpoint ~352 m Would provide phenomenal coastal fill from Ōhope to Waiōtahi/Ōpōtiki — but it’s a protected wildlife sanctuary; any equipment would require approvals.
Rollout idea: start with Mauao + Pāpāmoa Hills + Ōtawa + Ōtanewainuku, test edge links in Tauranga/Te Puke. Add Kohi Point for Eastern Bay. If needed, extend west to Te Aroha for redundancy and east towards Ōpōtiki.
Radio: LoRa-class transceiver at 915–928 MHz with external SMA (e.g., SX1262/SX1276-based board) + small single-board computer or MCU (for store-and-forward, routing, metrics).
Antenna: 6–9 dBi fiberglass collinear, 915 MHz; short low-loss coax; inline lightning arrestor; mast (3–6 m) with stainless hardware & guying.
Grounding: bonded mast + surge protector to earth stake/rock anchors where feasible.
Telemetry: low-datarate health beacons; optional GPS for timing.
Edge node (home/vehicle/community hub)
Radio: same band; 2–5 dBi whip (handheld/indoor) or 3–6 dBi roof antenna (vehicle/building).
Power: USB-C or 12 V; small UPS or 10–20 W solar for community hubs.
Config & ops
Channel plan: in NZ you can use 915–928 MHz ISM; for LoRa-compatible gear, many NZ deployments follow AS923-1 or AU915 regional parameter sets — pick one and stick to it across the fleet so devices interoperate and stay inside GURL limits.
EIRP: default radios to ≤ 30 dBm EIRP (1 W) unless you’ve confirmed another power profile is compliant for the exact sub-band/modulation you use. (RSM’s SRD GURL governs use; industry summaries note 915–928 MHz operation under that licence.)
Duty cycle / etiquette: LoRa-style links are very spectrum-efficient; keep beacons short and infrequent. Avoid continuous high-throughput use; mesh is for small texts, pings, positions.
Coordination & permissions (important)
Land access: Mauao is iwi-owned/City-managed; Pāpāmoa Hills is a Regional Park; Kaimai/Ōtanewainuku/Ōtawa are DOC lands; Kohi Point is council reserve; Moutohorā is a sanctuary (permits essential). Engage the relevant managers early.
Civil Defence alignment: let Emergency Management Bay of Plenty (EMBOP) and the district councils know what channels/callsigns you’ll publish; they provide the official readiness umbrella and public info channels.
***Sadly it seems Local MP’s, Councils, Civil Defence, Arec ARE NOT very easy to deal and/or interested with this and therefore maybe it is easier to put this out to general public as I have had a great response!***
What success looks like (in practice)
Day-to-day: quiet network carrying heartbeat beacons, short texts, and location breadcrumbs for tramps, farms, boats close to shore.
Event mode: if mains/ISP fail, community hubs (libraries, marae, surf clubs, fire stations) still exchange short messages and check-ins via the relays.
Coverage: coast from Waihi Beach → Tauranga → Maketū/Pukehina → Matatā → Whakatāne/Ōhope → Ōpōtiki gets overlapping cells; inland valleys get fill from Ōtanewainuku/Ōtawa.
Expansion: add small micro-relays on community buildings to flatten remaining dead zones.
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https://blowonthepie.co.nz/2022/02/03/tactical-response-model/
Thu, 03 Feb 2022 17:45:45 +0000https://blowonthepie.co.nz/?p=1507Proactive release of papers relating to Tactical Response Model Nothing is more important to Police than the safety of our people and our communities across New Zealand. We cannot succeed in our vision to make New Zealand the safest country unless we are doing everything we can to keep our […]
The post Tactical Response Model first appeared on BlowonthePie - For New Zealand Scanner Codes and more.]]>Proactive release of papers relating to Tactical Response Model
Nothing is more important to Police than the safety of our people and our communities across New Zealand. We cannot succeed in our vision to make New Zealand the safest country unless we are doing everything we can to keep our staff and communities safe, and do that in a style of policing that New Zealanders expect and deserve.
Police has engaged with communities of interest and staff around their concerns and ideas to improve safety. This engagement has informed the development of a new tactical response model which is being trialled in four districts. This model is designed around enhancing frontline training; improving frontline access to specialist capability, and strengthening risk-based deployment and technology.
The following papers have been produced by New Zealand Police as part of the Tactical Response Model. Further papers will added to this site over the next few months.
Key sections of the Official Information Act under which information has been withheld
Certain information in the documents has been withheld under one or more of the following sections of the Official Information Act 1982:
Information is withheld under section 9(2)(a) to protect the privacy of natural persons
Information is withheld under section 9(2)(f)(iv) in order to maintain the constitutional conventions for the time being which protect the confidentiality of advice tendered by Ministers of the Crown and officials.
Information is withheld under section 9(2)(g)(i) in order to maintain the effective conduct of public affairs through the free and frank expression of opinions.
Investing in Police Frontline Safety (PDF 1.03MB)This paper seeks agreement to contribute funding for year one of a proposed Tactical Response Model to improve Police frontline safety and tactical capability.
CBC-21-MIN-0096 (PDF 45KB)Minute of decision – that the Tactical Response Model be implemented by Police to improve frontline safety of Police staff, subject to internal and external consultation to refine the model
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https://blowonthepie.co.nz/2021/10/14/latest-cctv-camera-locations-tauranga/#respondThu, 14 Oct 2021 18:00:26 +0000https://blowonthepie.co.nz/?p=1458The CCTV cameras are renewed every five years. They are serviced by Nutech andConnect IT. The cameras are monitored by the Tauranga Transport Operations Centre(TTOC).The asset owner of each camera has the necessary permissions to view the cameras theyare responsible for i.e. Library Manager for library cameras. TTOC staff have access to andmonitor all cameras. The NZ Police have access to all cameras via an agreement withTauranga City Council. License plate data is held in a database for 30 days before beingdeleted on a first-in first-out cycle. Latest list […]
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Latest list of security cameras and locations in the Tauranga district kindly supplied by Democracy Services Tauranga City Council
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L1 Key Room 306 Cameron Rd L2 Lifts 306 Cameron Rd L3 Lift Foyer 306 Cameron Rd L3 Legal Entry 306 Cameron Rd L1 Main Entry 306 Cameron Rd L1 Lift Lobby 306 Cameron Rd L1 Rear Door 306 Cameron Rd L0 Contractor Parking 306 Cameron Rd L0 Rubbish Area 306 Cameron Rd L0 North Alley 2612 306 Cameron Rd LB 306 Basement Entry 306 Cameron Rd LB 306 Basement Overview 306 Cameron Rd L0 Container Car Park 2617 306 Cameron Rd L2 Entry 2901 306 Cameron Rd L2 Rear Stairwell 2902 306 Cameron Rd L4 Entry 2903 306 Cameron Rd L4 Rear Stairway 2904 306 Cameron Rd L1 Print Room Entry 2905 306 Cameron Rd L1 Print Room Front 2906 306 Cameron Rd L1 Ground Floor Entry 2907 306 Cameron Rd L0 Bike Store Entry 2908 306 Cameron Rd L0 Bike storage area 2909 306 Cameron Rd L3 Entry 2910 306 Cameron Rd L3 Rear Stairwell A 2911 306 Cameron Rd L3 Rear Stairwell B 2912 306 Cameron Rd L1 Print Room Rear Entry 306 Cameron Rd L0 Central Alley 306 Cameron Rd L0 North Alley 2925 306 Cameron Rd L0 Rear Carpark 2926 306 Cameron Rd 2620 TTOC Video Wall 46 Spring St 2215 Spring St Front Door 46 Spring St 2218 Spring St visitor lounge 46 Spring St 2219 Spring St call centre entry 46 Spring St 2220 Spring St workshop 46 Spring St 2221 Spring St rear stairwell 46 Spring St 2222 Willow St Entry 46 Spring St 2223 Spring stairwell 46 Spring St 2224 46 Spring St rear carpark 46 Spring St 2101 Katikati ANPR ANPR SH29 Old Kaimai ANPR to HAM ANPR 2103 Turret Rd 15th Ave ANPR ANPR 2104 Cameron Rd Cornwall Rd ANPR ANPR 43 Hemo Rd SH5 ANPR ANPR 2106 Oropi Rd Mid ANPR ANPR 2107 Hewletts Rd Aerodrome Rd ANPR ANPR 2108 Hairini UPass ANPR ANPR 2109 Cameron Rd Maleme St ANPR SB ANPR 2110 Te Okuroa Dr ANPR ANPR SH29 Old Kaimai ANPR to TGA ANPR 2112 Cameron Rd Pooles Rd ANPR NB ANPR 2113 Maunganui Rd Grace Ave ANPR ANPR 2114 Cameron Rd Harington St ANPR ANPR 2115 Bay Central ANPR SB ANPR 2116 Cambridge Rd East ANPR ANPR 2117 Dive Cres ANPR ANPR 2118 Totara St Maui St ANPR ANPR 2119 Tara Rd ANPR ANPR 2120 Maungatapu Causeway ANPR ANPR 2121 Devonport 1st Ave ANPR ANPR 2122 Waihi Rd ANPR ANPR 2123 Fraser Cove ANPR NB ANPR 2124 Fraser Cove ANPR SB ANPR 2125 Bay Central ANPR NB ANPR 2126 Strand Northern Carpark ENTRY ANPR 2127 Strand Northern Carpark EXIT ANPR 2128 Te Maunga Bore Site Entry ANPR ANPR 2129 Matakoriri Dr ANPR ANPR 2130 Kennedy Rd ANPR ANPR 2131 SH36 NB ANPR ANPR 2132 SH36 SB ANPR ANPR 3203 Hairini Buslane ANPR ANPR 3401 Baycourt Entry Baycourt Theatre 3402 Main Foyer Baycourt Theatre 3403 Bar Left Baycourt Theatre 3404 Bar Right Baycourt Theatre 3405 Ticket Counter Baycourt Theatre 3506 Ticket Office Baycourt Theatre 3407 Entry PTZ C48 Baycourt Theatre 3408 Store Room Baycourt Theatre 3409 Staff room Baycourt Theatre 3410 Upstairs table Baycourt Theatre 3411 Main Office Baycourt Theatre 3412 Top Balcony Baycourt Theatre 3413 Lower Balcony Baycourt Theatre 2618 Brookfield Village Rear Gate Brookfield Village 2619 Brookfield Village Rear fence Brookfield Village 2915 Brookfield Village Entry Brookfield Village 2917 Brookfield Village East Brookfield Village 2927 Brookfield Village Int1 Brookfield Village 2211 ICT Data Centre E Compound Cameron Rd Data Centre 2212 ICT Data Centre W Compound Cameron Rd Data Centre 2213 Cold Zone Cameron Rd Data Centre 2226 Data Centre Entry Cameron Rd Data Centre 2227 Hot Zone Cameron Rd Data Centre 2228 External Front Entry Cameron Rd Data Centre 3505 Chapel St WWTP PTZ C100 Chapel St WWTP 2801 Site PTZ City Pound (Animal Services) 2802 Front Gate City Pound (Animal Services) 2803 Front Door City Pound (Animal Services) 2804 Rear Door City Pound (Animal Services) 2805 Far Doors City Pound (Animal Services) 2806 Main Area City Pound (Animal Services) 2807 Cage Front City Pound (Animal Services) 2808 Cage Mid City Pound (Animal Services) 2809 Cage Rear City Pound (Animal Services) 2810 Far Wing Dangerous City Pound (Animal Services) 2811 Far Wing City Pound (Animal Services) 2812 Front Cage Far City Pound (Animal Services) 2813 Front Cage Mid City Pound (Animal Services) 3512 Cambridge Rd Water Reservoir City Reservoirs Fishermans Wharf C80 City Wharves 2623 Salisbury Wharf C1161 City Wharves 2625 Fishermans Wharf Fixed City Wharves 2626 Fishermans Wharf Entry Gate City Wharves ESCP 20511 L3 West ESCP ESCP 20512 L2 East ESCP ESCP 20513 L2 West ESCP ESCP 20514 Top Level Outside ESCP ESCP 20515 Rear Booths ESCP ESCP 20516 GF Ramp ESCP ESCP 20517 Gnd Floor ES ESCP ESCP 20518 Ramp East ESCP ESCP 20519 Elizabeth St Entry ESCP ESCP 20520 L2 Ramp West ESCP ESCP 20521 L1 East ESCP ESCP 20522 L3 East ESCP ESCP 20523 L1 Ramp West ESCP ESCP 20524 Ground Floor main ESCP ESCP 20525 L1 Exit to First Ave ESCP ESCP 20526 1st Ave Entrance ESCP ESCP 20527 1st Ave Exit ESCP ESCP 20528 Ground flr PED Entry ESCP ESCP 20529 Second Floor Ramp ESCP ESCP 20530 ESCP Workshop ESCP ESCP 20531 Private Parking Gate ESCP ESCP 20532 Store ESCP ESCP 20603 Elizabeth 1st Ave APS ESCP ESCP 20604 Elizabeth St APS ESCP ESCP 20621 Entry-Exit ESCP ESCP 20624 L9 Ramp ESCP ESCP 20625 L7 NE ramp ESCP ESCP 20626 L7 NW ramp ESCP ESCP 20627 1st Ave entry stairs ESCP ESCP 20628 L10 South ramp ESCP ESCP 20629 First Ave L2 Stairs ESCP ESCP 20630 Level 11 East ESCP ESCP 20631 L1 Basement Stairs ESCP 2627 Entrance East Girven Rd Village 2628 Entrance West Girven Rd Village 2629 Carpark Entry Girven Rd Village 2630 Village Green Girven Rd Village 2501 Backup Issues Greerton Library 2502 Issues & Teens Greerton Library 2503 Learning Centre Greerton Library 2504 External Returns Greerton Library 2505 Meeting room Greerton Library 2506 Childrens Greerton Library 2507 White Tables Greerton Library 2509 Teen Greerton Library 2510 Adult Fiction & iPads Greerton Library 2511 GLIB Server room Greerton Library 2512 Village Green Greerton Library 2513 Adult Non-Fiction Greerton Library 2514 Adult Magazine Greerton Library 2515 Large Print Greerton Library 2521 Library Path Greerton Library 2522 Front Entrance Greerton Library 2523 Side Path Greerton Library 2524 Outside rear door Greerton Library 9801 Taniwha St C801 Historic Village 9802 Village Square C802 Historic Village 9803 Chapel C803 Historic Village 9804 Incubator C804 Historic Village 9805 Entry Gate C805 Historic Village 9806 Durham Barracks C806 Historic Village 9807 Mans Shed PTZ C807 Historic Village 9808 Horticulture PTZ C808 Historic Village 9809 Historic Village Entry ANPR Historic Village 9810 Rear Alley 1 C810 Historic Village 9811 Rear Alley 2 C811 Historic Village 9812 Brook St PTZ C812 Historic Village 9813 Senior Net Front PTZ C813 Historic Village 9814 Senior Net Rear PTZ C814 Historic Village 9815 Main Street Carpark PTZ C815 Historic Village 9817 Village Radio Rear Right Historic Village 9816 Village Radio Rear Left Historic Village 9818 Incubator Rear PTZ C818 Historic Village 9819 Brook St Mid PTZ C819 Historic Village 6003 Kawerau SH34 Kawerau 2631 4th Ave lockup Right NVR Property 2 Lockups 2632 4th Ave lockup Left Lockups 3701 Recycle ANPR Maleme St Transfer Station 3702 Recycle Side Maleme St Transfer Station 3703 Recycle Front 1 Maleme St Transfer Station 3704 Recycle Front 2 Maleme St Transfer Station 3705 Recycle Right side Maleme St Transfer Station 3706 Recycle Inside Front Corner Maleme St Transfer Station 3707 Weighbridge ANPR Maleme St Transfer Station 3708 Weighbridge Exit Maleme St Transfer Station 3709 Weighbridge Inside Maleme St Transfer Station 3710 Weighbridge Entry Overview Maleme St Transfer Station 3711 Pit 1 Maleme St Transfer Station 3712 Pit 2 Maleme St Transfer Station 3713 Pit 3 Maleme St Transfer Station 3714 Compactor Area Maleme St Transfer Station 3718 Recycle Inside Mid Maleme St Transfer Station 13220-01 Back Door McLaren Falls 13220-02 Front Deck McLaren Falls 13220-03 Office McLaren Falls 13220-04 Info Centre McLaren Falls 13220-05 Carpark McLaren Falls 13220-06 Shed Driveway McLaren Falls 13220-07 Diesel Tank McLaren Falls 13220-08 Front Gate Entry McLaren Falls 13220-09 Main Entry Inside McLaren Falls 13220-10 Main Carpark McLaren Falls 13220-11 Bottom Flat PTZ McLaren Falls 13220-12 Lodge PTZ McLaren Falls 13220-13 Rear Gate McLaren Falls 13220-14 Top Workshop McLaren Falls 13220-15 Bore PTZ McLaren Falls 13220-16 Bottom Flat Entry McLaren Falls 13220-17 Pin Oak PTZ McLaren Falls 13220-18 Pin Oak Entry McLaren Falls 13220-19 Pin Oak BBQ McLaren Falls 1701 Front Overview Monowai Village 1702 Main Right Monowai Village 1703 Main Left Monowai Village 1704 Rear Carpark Monowai Village 1705 Internal Pathway Monowai Village Reception Mount Beach Holiday Park Front Barriers Mount Beach Holiday Park Harbour Barrier Mount Beach Holiday Park Ocean Kitchen Entry Mount Beach Holiday Park Ocean Kitchen Mount Beach Holiday Park Pilot Kitchen Mount Beach Holiday Park Harbour Kitchen Mount Beach Holiday Park 0508 Ocean PTZ C301 Mount Beach Holiday Park 0509 Pilot PTZ C302 Mount Beach Holiday Park 0510 Harbour PTZ C303 Mount Beach Holiday Park 96511 Ocean lounge Mount Beach Holiday Park 2301 Maori collection Mount Library 2302 Computer desks Mount Library 2303 Audio books Mount Library 2304 Counters Mount Library 2305 Childrens Mount Library 2306 Entrance Mount Library 2307 Council Info Mount Library 2308 Newspaper table Mount Library 2309 Bus Bay Mount Library 55056 Marine Pde Far C56 Mount Maunganui 55063 Maunganui Nikau Cres C63 Mount Maunganui 55059 Pilot Bay C59 Mount Maunganui 55058 Adams Ave Maunganui Rd C58 Mount Maunganui 55057 Adams Ave Marine Pde C57 Mount Maunganui 55055 Marine Pde Mid C55 Mount Maunganui 55064 Maunganui Rata RAB C64 Mount Maunganui 55053 Grace Ave Maunganui Rd C53 Mount Maunganui 55054 Mount Soundshell C54 Mount Maunganui 55062 Banks Ave C62 Mount Maunganui 55060 Commons Ave The Mall C60 Mount Maunganui 55051 Mount Midtown C51 Mount Maunganui 3304 Marine Pde Far FIXED Mount Maunganui 3305 Marine Parade Mid FIXED Mount Maunganui 3311 Marine Parade Soundshell FIXED Mount Maunganui 3314 Stella Place Carpark Mount Maunganui 55061 Salisbury Ave C61 Mount Maunganui 55050 Phoenix Park C50 Mount Maunganui 55052 Maunganui Pacific Ave C52 Mount Maunganui 501 Oropi Plant Rear Oropi WTP 502 Oropi Intake PTZ Oropi WTP 503 Oropi Dewatering Plant Oropi WTP 504 Oropi CMF Hall Oropi WTP 505 Oropi Plant North Oropi WTP 506 Oropi Plant South Oropi WTP 507 Oropi CIP Area Oropi WTP Reception Papamoa Community Centre Carpark 1 Papamoa Community Centre Library Entry Papamoa Community Centre Main Entry Papamoa Community Centre Out Rear Papamoa Community Centre Reception Front Papamoa Community Centre Out Front Door Papamoa Community Centre Tohora Room Papamoa Community Centre Atrium Papamoa Community Centre Out Tohora Papamoa Community Centre Main Foyer Papamoa Community Centre side alley Papamoa Community Centre 6201 Outside Papamoa Library 6202 Hallway Papamoa Library 6203 Childrens Papamoa Library 6204 Teens Papamoa Library 6205 Entry & Issues Papamoa Library 6206 Counter left Papamoa Library 6207 Counter Right Papamoa Library 6208 Computers Papamoa Library 6209 Rear Entry Door Papamoa Library 55331 Tye Park Welcome Bay C331 Parks & Reserves 3101 Anzac Park C1118 Parks & Reserves 1004 Miles Lane C300 Parks & Reserves Gate Pa Playground C1120 Parks & Reserves 3306 Yatton park C77 Parks & Reserves 3307 Horoipia Park Parks & Reserves 3227 Kulim Park Entry C1104 Parks & Reserves Waiariki Carpark C94 Parks & Reserves 55082 Memorial Park C82 Parks & Reserves 55332 Rotary Park C332 Parks & Reserves 2928 Tropical House Entry Parks & Reserves Marine Reserve Carpark C314 Parks & Reserves 551103 Kulim Park C1103 Parks & Reserves Waitaha Reserve Parks & Reserves 55090 Whareroa Carpark C90 Parks & Reserves 508 Oropi Bike Park C320 Parks & Reserves 509 Oropi Bike Park PTZ alarm Parks & Reserves Strand toilet block Public Toilets Bay Ovl Nth Toilets Public Toilets 2601 Papamoa Domain C327 Public Toilets 2602 Papamoa Domain C326 Public Toilets 2613 Arataki Toilets Entry Public Toilets 2614 Arataki Toilets West Entry Public Toilets 2622 Taylors Reserve Public Toilets 3204 Faulkner St Carpark C1139 Public Toilets 3210 Mt Drury Reserve Grace C353 Public Toilets 2929 Millers Rd Toilet Public Toilets 2930 Carmichael Reserve PTZ C1135 Public Toilets 2931 Arataki Toilets Public Toilets 04 Arawa Ranolf RLC Local Roads 27 Ranolf Amohau RLC Local Roads Fergusson Park C89 Sports Parks Carlton Reserve C330 Sports Parks 55081 TGA Domain Grandstand C81 Sports Parks Bay Oval C92 Sports Parks Bay Oval Scoreboard C93 Sports Parks 2624 GSR Back Fields Sports Parks Ocean Downs Reserve C1152 Sports Parks 3208 Pap Surf Club C328 Sports Parks 3209 Pap Surf Beach Access C329 Sports Parks G Spratt Sports Parks Arataki Skate Park C95 Sports Parks 1056 Blake Park Skate Bowl C91 Sports Parks GSR Skate Park C98 Sports Parks GSR Main Field C99 Sports Parks Links Ave Reserve Sports Parks 20506 TMN Core Entry Spring St Data Centre 20507 TMN Core Rear Spring St Data Centre SSCP 20503 Level 5 East SSCP SSCP 20504 Level 7 East SSCP SSCP 20505 SS Office SSCP 20508 Nested area outside SSCP SSCP 20509 Level 9 Entry SSCP SSCP 20510 L10 overview SSCP SSCP 20602 Grey St APS Entry SSCP SSCP 20606 Level 4 West SSCP SSCP 20608 L6 Ramp SSCP SSCP 20610 Durham St Exit Lane SSCP SSCP 20611 Nested right SSCP SSCP 20612 Entry Nested Area SSCP SSCP 20614 Level 6 West SSCP SSCP 20615 Level 2 ramp SSCP SSCP 20616 Level 8 West SSCP SSCP 20617 L8 Ramp SSCP SSCP 20618 Durham APS SSCP SSCP 20619 Durham St Exit Gates SSCP SSCP 20620 Durham St Entry Gates SSCP SSCP 20622 Grey St Entrance APS SSCP 9012 Hairini RAB C162 State Highways WB SH29A Oropi Rd & RAB C164 State Highways WB 9018 SH29A Pyes Pa Rd C165 State Highways WB 8001 SH2 Katikati PTZ C401 State Highways WB 8001 SH2 Katikati SB State Highways WB 8001 SH2 Katikati Ped Crossing State Highways WB 8001 SH2 Katikati NB State Highways WB Baypark 2 C218 State Highways WB 5002 15th Ave Flyover NB C132 State Highways WB 9004 Dive Cr Mirrielees Rd C200 State Highways WB 9008 Hewletts Waimarie St C205 State Highways WB 9031 Bayfair RAB C215 State Highways WB 5003 SH29A & SH36 The Lakes C167 State Highways WB 9005 Harbour Bridge Marina_C202 State Highways WB 9003 Chapel St_Marsh St C106 State Highways WB 9006 Hewletts Rd_Tasman Qy C203 State Highways WB 9009 Hewletts Rd_Jean Batten Dr C206 State Highways WB 9009 Hewletts Rd_Jean Batten Dr State Highways WB 9009 Hewletts Rd_Jean Batten Dr State Highways WB 9009 Hewletts Rd_Jean Batten Dr State Highways WB SH29 Old Kaimai C181 State Highways WB SH2 Te Puna PTZ C138 State Highways WB SH2 Te Puna EB State Highways WB SH2 Te Puna SB State Highways WB SH29 Cambridge C180 State Highways WB SH29 Cambridge N State Highways WB SH29 Cambridge NE State Highways WB SH29 Cambridge SW State Highways WB SH2 Te Puna WB State Highways WB Baypark 1 C217 State Highways WB 5009 Maungatapu Causeway C160 State Highways WB 1003 Katikati SH2 Beach Rd C402 State Highways WB 1004 Poike Rd SH29A C163 State Highways WB 1009 Poike Rd SH29A WB State Highways WB 9014 Bethlehem RAB C135 State Highways WB 9030 Maunganui Rd Golf Rd C208 State Highways WB 6002 Wairoa Ridge C136 State Highways WB 1026 Poike Rd SH29A EB State Highways WB 5004 SH36 Lakes Blvd RAB State Highways WB 1043 SH2 Omokoroa C400 State Highways WB 9018 Pyes Pa Rd SH29A C166 State Highways WB 6002 Wairoa VMS C137 State Highways WB Takitimu Off Ramp C131 State Highways WB Takitimu Off Ramp State Highways WB 9016 Takitimu Dr Elizabeth St C130 State Highways WB 5008 Cambridge Rd OPass C133 State Highways WB Takitimu Off Ramp State Highways WB Takitimu Off Ramp State Highways WB 9005 Harbour Bridge Marina State Highways WB 9003 Chapel Street C105 State Highways WB 9014 Bethlehem RAB WB State Highways WB 9014 Bethlehem RAB EB State Highways WB 5010 Harbour Bridge Flyover C201 State Highways WB 9014 Bethlehem RAB SB State Highways WB 9030 Maunganui Rd Golf Rd WB State Highways WB 9030 Maunganui Rd Golf Rd EB State Highways WB 9031 Underpass PedX NB State Highways WB 9031 Underpass PedX State Highways WB 9030 Maunganui Rd Golf Rd SB State Highways WB 9013 Maungatapu RAB C161 State Highways WB 9031 Underpass PedX EB State Highways WB 10102 Poike Rd SH29A SB State Highways WB 9031 Underpass PedX BF State Highways WB 9007 Hewletts Totara St C204 State Highways WB 9007 Hewletts Totara St SB State Highways WB 9007 Hewletts Totara St NB State Highways WB 9007 Hewletts Totara St EB State Highways WB 9010 Hewletts Rd Aerodrome C207 State Highways WB 9010 Hewletts Aerodrome EB State Highways WB 9010 Hewletts Aerodrome SB State Highways WB 9010 Hewletts Aerodrome WB State Highways WB 10131 SH2SH29A State Highways WB 2919 Sulphur Point Carpark C313 Sulphur Point boat ramps 2920 Sulphur Point Boat Ramp S Sulphur Point boat ramps Sulphur Point Boat ramp 1 C312 Sulphur Point boat ramps 1601 Gate Sulphur Point Boat storage yard 1602 Southbound Sulphur Point Boat storage yard 1603 Northbound Sulphur Point Boat storage yard 1604 Side Yard Sulphur Point Boat storage yard 1605 Overview Sulphur Point Boat storage yard 1606 Wash bay Sulphur Point Boat storage yard 2214 Devonport Towers Comms Room Switchrooms 2217 L2 Library Switch room Switchrooms 6004 Norman Smith St Taupo Taupo 6001 Huehue Tongariro St Taupo 55001 Willow Wharf C1 Tauranga Hairy Maclary Fixed Tauranga 55014 Waterfront Kiosk C14 Tauranga 55009 Devonport Car Park C9 Tauranga 3102 Minden PTZ C3200 Tauranga 55008 Devonport Upper C8 Tauranga 55015 Tidal Steps C15 Tauranga 55006 Grey St Upper C6 Tauranga 55026 Reclamation North C26 Tauranga 55038 Strand South C38 Tauranga 55035 First Ave C35 Tauranga 55012 Strand Devonport C12 Tauranga 55025 Strand McLean C25 Tauranga 55021 Strand Hamilton C21 Tauranga 55028 Hamilton Midpoint C28 Tauranga 55029 Hamilton Mid C29 Tauranga Masonic Toilets C1182 Tauranga 55034 Durham St PTZ C34 Tauranga 55023 Strand Lower C23 Tauranga 55016 Strand Pontoon C16 Tauranga 55002 Willow Wharf C2 Tauranga 55017 Strand Lower C17 Tauranga 55039 Strand Ext C39 Tauranga 55027 Harington St Upper C27 Tauranga 55005 Grey St Mid C5 Tauranga 55013 Waterfront Sails C13 Tauranga 3302 Wharf St Entrance – Fixed Tauranga 3316 Our Place Fixed Tauranga 3317 Our Place C31 Tauranga 3318 Devonport Towers C36 Tauranga 55004 Grey Spring C4 Tauranga 55010 Devonport Lower C10 Tauranga 55011 Spring Willow C11 Tauranga 55022 Strand Toilets C22 Tauranga 55019 Masonic Park C19 Tauranga 55032 CAB Hamilton St C32 Tauranga 55003 Wharf Street Bus Stop C3 Tauranga 55073 Lincoln Tce, Greerton C73 Tauranga 55024 Strand Harington C24 Tauranga 55033 Hamilton Durham C33 Tauranga 55020 The Strand Middle C20 Tauranga 55018 Strand Wharf C18 Tauranga 2701 Ist Floor Toilets Tauranga Library 2702 L1 Non Fiction East Tauranga Library 2703 L1 Government Tauranga Library 2704 L1 Ref Entry Tauranga Library 2705 L1 Non Fiction Rear Tauranga Library 2706 L1 Ref Central Tauranga Library 2707 L1 Non Fiction East Tauranga Library 2708 L1 Ref Maori Tauranga Library 2709 L1 Entry Tauranga Library 2710 L1 NZ REf 2 Tauranga Library 2711 L1 NZ Ref 1 Tauranga Library 2001 Teens Tauranga Library 2002 Large Print Tauranga Library 2003 Childrens Mid Tauranga Library 2004 Top Titles Fiction Tauranga Library 2005 Childrens Tauranga Library 2006 Fiction Mid Tauranga Library 2007 Counter 2 Tauranga Library 2008 Fiction Near Tauranga Library 2009 Counter 1 Tauranga Library 2010 Fiction Far Tauranga Library 2011 Lift Lobby Tauranga Library 2012 Returns Tauranga Library 2013 General Entry Tauranga Library 2014 Outside Area Tauranga Library 2015 Computer Desks Tauranga Library 2016 DVD rack Tauranga Library 2017 Childrens Desk Tauranga Library 2018 Childrens Maori Tauranga Library 2019 Library Entrance Tauranga Library 2020 Lift Lobby Tauranga Library 2021 Childrens Fiction Tauranga Library Farm St BF C235 TCC Local Roads 55030 Willow St Busway C30 TCC Local Roads Otumoetai Rd Waihi Rd C151 TCC Local Roads Otumoetai Rd Waihi Rd SB TCC Local Roads Otumoetai Rd Waihi Rd NB TCC Local Roads Otumoetai Rd Waihi Rd EB TCC Local Roads 1019 Brookfield RAB C152 TCC Local Roads Taurikura-Paraone RAB C173 TCC Local Roads Taurikura-Paraone N TCC Local Roads Taurikura-Paraone E TCC Local Roads Taurikura-Paraone SW TCC Local Roads 55144 Turret Rd 15th Ave C144 TCC Local Roads 1027 Fraser St 15th Ave C142 TCC Local Roads 1027 Fraser St 15th Ave NB TCC Local Roads 1027 Fraser St 15th Ave SB TCC Local Roads 1027 Fraser St 15th Ave WB TCC Local Roads 55120 Cameron Rd St George C120 TCC Local Roads Fraser St 11th Ave C141 TCC Local Roads 1015 Hull Rd Maunganui Rd C212 TCC Local Roads 55240 Domain RD Gravatt Rd C240 TCC Local Roads 1030 Welcome Bay Hammond St C148 TCC Local Roads 1026 Cameron Rd 15th Ave C115 TCC Local Roads 1026 Cameron Rd 15th Ave TCC Local Roads 1026 Cameron Rd 15th Ave TCC Local Roads 1026 Cameron Rd 15th Ave TCC Local Roads 1012 Elizabeth Devonport Rd C7 TCC Local Roads 1012 Elizabeth Devonport Rd EB TCC Local Roads 1012 Elizabeth Devonport Rd SB TCC Local Roads 1012 Elizabeth Devonport Rd WB TCC Local Roads Te Okuroa Dr Ashley Pl C246 TCC Local Roads 1104 Dive Cres Mid C37 TCC Local Roads 1010 Cameron Rd 18th Ave C1010 TCC Local Roads 1010 Cameron Rd 18th Ave TCC Local Roads 1010 Cameron Rd 18th Ave TCC Local Roads 1010 Cameron Rd 18th Ave TCC Local Roads Te Okuroa Dr Livingstone Dr C250 TCC Local Roads Otumoetai Ngatai RAB C102 TCC Local Roads Kennedy-Mortlake RAB C177 TCC Local Roads Kennedy-Mortlake S TCC Local Roads Kennedy-Mortlake NW TCC Local Roads Kennedy-Mortlake E TCC Local Roads 17th Ave West C83 TCC Local Roads 1009 Fraser Cove C74 TCC Local Roads 1019 Brookfield Shops C153 TCC Local Roads 1142 Whakapaiwaka Bridge C139 TCC Local Roads 1005 Cameron Rd 11th Ave C113 TCC Local Roads 1005 Cameron Rd 11th Ave EB TCC Local Roads 1005 Cameron Rd 11th Ave WB TCC Local Roads 1005 Cameron Rd 11th Ave NB TCC Local Roads Cameron Rd 9th Ave C112 TCC Local Roads Cameron Rd 9th Ave NB TCC Local Roads Cameron Rd 9th Ave EB TCC Local Roads Cameron Rd 9th Ave WB TCC Local Roads 55211 Totara St_Hull Rd PTZ C211 TCC Local Roads Ngatai Rd Carlton Reserve C101 TCC Local Roads Te Okuroa Dr C249 TCC Local Roads Chadwick Rd Fraser St PTZ C192 TCC Local Roads Chadwick Rd Fraser St W TCC Local Roads Chadwick Rd Fraser St E TCC Local Roads Chadwick Rd Fraser St SE TCC Local Roads Gravatt Rd East C241 TCC Local Roads 1010 Cameron Rd 18th Ave C117 TCC Local Roads Harington St Cameron Rd C107 TCC Local Roads 3303 Whakapaiwaka Bridge Solar TCC Local Roads 1017 Bay Central C104 TCC Local Roads 3201 Turret Rd C146 TCC Local Roads 3211 Pukemapu Oropi C1164 TCC Local Roads 3212 Pukemapu Oropi NB TCC Local Roads 3213 Pukemapu Oropi EB TCC Local Roads 3214 Pukemapu Oropi SB TCC Local Roads Fraser Harrier C76 TCC Local Roads 1007 Cameron Rd 17th Ave C116 TCC Local Roads 1007 Cameron Rd 17th Ave EB TCC Local Roads 1007 Cameron Rd 17th Ave WB TCC Local Roads 1007 Cameron Rd 17th Ave NB TCC Local Roads 9018 Pyes Pa Rd South fixed TCC Local Roads Kennedy Rd Fixed TCC Local Roads 55190 Oropi Midpoint C190 TCC Local Roads The Lakes SH36 RAB C175 TCC Local Roads Farm St Midpoint C236 TCC Local Roads Greerton Carpark C71 TCC Local Roads 1013 Girven Gloucester C216 TCC Local Roads Devonport Rd 1st Ave C40 TCC Local Roads 1032 Cameron Rd Chadwick Rd C122 TCC Local Roads 1032 Cameron Rd Chadwick Rd WB TCC Local Roads 1032 Cameron Rd Chadwick Rd EB TCC Local Roads 1032 Cameron Rd Chadwick Rd SB TCC Local Roads 1001 Park St Overview TCC Local Roads 1002 Park St WWD TCC Local Roads 1005 Golf Rd Links Ave TCC Local Roads 1006 Kereiti St C255 TCC Local Roads 1007SH36 Matarawa Pa Bridge C169 TCC Local Roads 1008 Sinclair St C126 TCC Local Roads 1002 Cameron Rd Elizabeth St WB TCC Local Roads TCC Newton St Lockup C1212 TCC Local Roads 1011 Waihi Rd Birch Ave C150 TCC Local Roads 1002 Cameron Rd Elizabeth St SB TCC Local Roads 1023 Taurikura Dr PedX C168 TCC Local Roads 1002 Cameron Rd Elizabeth St EB TCC Local Roads 9011 15th Ave Burrows St C143 TCC Local Roads 1042 Totara St Rata St C65 TCC Local Roads 9011 15th Ave Burrows St WB TCC Local Roads Cameron Rd South C123 TCC Local Roads 1014 Totara St Maui C210 TCC Local Roads Cameron Rd Pooles Rd C124 TCC Local Roads Cameron Cornwall C121 TCC Local Roads 1002 Cameron Rd Elizabeth St NB TCC Local Roads 1021 Oceanbeach Rd Golf Rd C209 TCC Local Roads Ngatai Rd Bureta Rd C103 TCC Local Roads 1018 Cameron Munro C119 TCC Local Roads 1002 Cameron Elizabeth St C108 TCC Local Roads 1016 Cameron 23rd Ave C118 TCC Local Roads 1071 Welcome Bay Rd Waitaha C149 TCC Local Roads 1006 Cameron 13th Ave C114 TCC Local Roads 1078 Tawa St Kawaka C66 TCC Local Roads Tara Rd & Doncaster Drive C243 TCC Local Roads 1081 Merivale Shops C75 TCC Local Roads Papamoa Beach & Parton RD C245 TCC Local Roads Chadwick Greerton C70 TCC Local Roads Parton Rd Tara Rd C244 TCC Local Roads Domain Rd Tara Rd C242 TCC Local Roads 1089 Welcome Bay Cycle Lane TCC Local Roads 1090 Cameron Rd 3rd Ave C109 TCC Local Roads 1092 Cameron Rd 5th Ave C110 TCC Local Roads 1094 15th Ave Grace Rd TCC Local Roads 1095 Cameron Rd 6th Ave C111 TCC Local Roads 1097 Totara St Hull Rd RAB Fixed TCC Local Roads 10100 Otumoetai Grange Rd C154 TCC Local Roads 10101 Otumoetai Rd Grange Rd TCC Local Roads Papamoa Beach Rd Domain Rd C251 TCC Local Roads 10105 Cameron Rd Maleme St C125 TCC Local Roads 10106 Turret Rd Bridge C145 TCC Local Roads 10107 Hairini PedX Bridge C147 TCC Local Roads Papamoa Beach Rd Domain Rd EB TCC Local Roads Papamoa Beach Rd Domain Rd WB TCC Local Roads Papamoa Beach Rd Domain Rd NB TCC Local Roads 9011 15th Ave Burrows St NB TCC Local Roads 9011 15th Ave Burrows St EB TCC Local Roads 1022 Domain Doncaster PTZ C239 TCC Local Roads 1022 Domain Doncaster TCC Local Roads 1022 Domain Doncaster TCC Local Roads 1022 Domain Doncaster TCC Local Roads 3322 Te Okuroa Manawa Dr C247 TCC Local Roads Paraone-Matakokiri RAB C174 TCC Local Roads Paraone-Matakokiri S TCC Local Roads Paraone-Matakokiri E TCC Local Roads Paraone-Matakokiri S TCC Local Roads Kennedy-Lakes Blvd RAB C176 TCC Local Roads Kennedy-Lakes Blvd NW TCC Local Roads Kennedy-Lakes Blvd W TCC Local Roads Kennedy-Lakes Blvd S TCC Local Roads Concord Ave Links Ave RAB TCC Local Roads Te Okuroa Dr Flaxmill C248 TCC Local Roads Concord Ave Farm St PedX TCC Local Roads 3507 Te Maunga Bore Site C317 Te Maunga Bore Site 3508 Te Maunga Bore Site C318 Te Maunga Bore Site 3509 Te Maunga Bore Site F1 Te Maunga Bore Site 3510 Te Maunga Bore Site F2 Te Maunga Bore Site 3511 Te Maunga Bore Site F3 Te Maunga Bore Site 3601 Front Entrance Te Maunga Transfer Station 3602 Gatehouse Entry Te Maunga Transfer Station 3603 Gatehouse ANPR Te Maunga Transfer Station 3604 Gatehouse Inward Te Maunga Transfer Station 3605 Gatehouse Booth Te Maunga Transfer Station 3606 Recycle Te Maunga Transfer Station 3607 Recycle ANPR Te Maunga Transfer Station 3608 Greenwaste Te Maunga Transfer Station 3609 Recycle South Te Maunga Transfer Station 3610 Recycle West Te Maunga Transfer Station 3611 Waste Pit Te Maunga Transfer Station 3612 Far Left Te Maunga Transfer Station 3613 Far Right Te Maunga Transfer Station 3615 Rear Carpark Te Maunga Transfer Station 3616 Compactor Bins Te Maunga Transfer Station 3620 Compactor Te Maunga Transfer Station 3621 Rear Yard 1 Te Maunga Transfer Station 3622 Rear Yard 2 Te Maunga Transfer Station 3501 Plant Office Building Te Maunga WWTP 3502 Plant Screenings Room Te Maunga WWTP 3503 Plant Oxidation Ditch Te Maunga WWTP 3504 Te Maunga Store PTZ Te Maunga WWTP 3506 Sludge Thickening PTZ C1217 Te Maunga WWTP Kaituna Bridge C229 Toll Roads 9020 Sandhurst Static Toll Roads Route K Cabinet Toll Roads Route K Generator shed Toll Roads 9020 Sandhurst Overbridge C222 Toll Roads 1028 Domain Rd West C225 Toll Roads 9033 Te Maunga C220 Toll Roads 1030 Sandhurst Interchange C223 Toll Roads 1031 Bruce Rd off ramp C224 Toll Roads 1032 Domain Rd Flyover C226 Toll Roads 1033 Parton Rd Flyover C227 Toll Roads 1034 Bell Rd C228 Toll Roads 1036 Toll Gantry PTZ C230 Toll Roads TEL Technical Shelter Toll Roads Paengaroa RAB C232 Toll Roads 1039 Te Tumu Rd C231 Toll Roads Paengaroa NZPD Weighstation C233 Toll Roads 9016 Takitimu Dr Queue Detection Traffic Analytics TV3 Bike Park TV3 TV 3 Carpark Entrance TV3 106601 Den PL ANPR Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106602 Hikuwai Gate Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106603 Ice Wharf Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106604 Office Entry Sign In Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106605 Toilet Entrance Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106606 Reception Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106607 BW PTZ Overview Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106608 BW Gate Exit Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106609 BW Carpark Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106610 BW – Wharf Overview Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106611 BW Gate Entry Vessel Works Sulphur pt 10612 BW Wharf Walkway Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106613 Wharf Rear Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106615 Mirrielees Road Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106616 Rego Camera Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106501 Cross Road Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106502 Nga Whetu Lane Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106503 Bins Camera Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106504 Travel lift Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106505 H05 BWharf Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106506 Customs Entry Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106508 G2 Entry Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106509 HS02 Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106510 Entry Fence Lane Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106511 WWTP Overveiw Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106512 HS01 Ped Gate Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106513 HS 01 Matamata Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106514 Cross Rd Ramp Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106517 Lifting Bay Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106518 Hard Stand 10 Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106519 Hard Stand Future Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106520 HS-09 Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106521 Fueling Wharf Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106522 Matamata Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106527 HS 06 Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106528 HS06 East Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106530 Barrier ANPR Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106531 HS Vehicle gate Vessel Works Sulphur pt 106532 HS Parking Vessel Works Sulphur pt 2712 Library Entry Wharf St Willow St Campus 19401 CSC Counting Desk Willow St CSC Willow St Campus 19402 CSC Safe Room Willow St Campus 19403 CSC Enquiries Willow St Campus 19404 CSC Meeting Rooms Willow St Campus 19405 CSC General Right Willow St Campus 19409 CSC Cashiers Desk Willow St Campus 19410 CSC Enquiries Willow St Campus 19411 Atrium Entry Willow St Campus 19412 CSC Rear Entry Willow St Campus 19413 CSC General Left Willow St Campus 19414 Atrium CSC Entry Willow St Campus 19417 CSC Front Entry Door Willow St Campus 19418 Library Arcade 1 Willow St Campus 19419 CSC Vetting Area Willow St Campus 19420 CSC Entry Foyer Willow St Campus 19421 CSC Reception Willow St Campus 19422 CSC Cashiers 1 Willow St Campus 19423 CSC General Willow St Campus 19424 CSC Enquiries Willow St Campus 19425 CSC Building Willow St Campus 19426 CSC Cashiers 2 Willow St Campus 19427 Chambers Entry Willow St Campus 19428 Library Entry Willow St Campus 19429 Willow St Bridge Willow St Campus 19430 Top Chambers Stairs Willow St Campus 19431 Atrium ramp Willow St Campus Wharf St Rear ramp to Willow L2 Willow St Campus 2022 Baycourt steps Willow St Campus 2023 Wharf St Lane Willow St Campus 2024 Library external stairs Willow St Campus 2025 Library Stairwell 2nd Floor Willow St Campus
The post Latest CCTV Camera Locations: Tauranga first appeared on BlowonthePie - For New Zealand Scanner Codes and more.]]>https://blowonthepie.co.nz/2021/10/14/latest-cctv-camera-locations-tauranga/feed/01458CCTV CAMERA LOCATIONS: TAURANGA
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https://blowonthepie.co.nz/2020/07/09/cctv-camera-locations-tauranga/#respondThu, 09 Jul 2020 08:58:51 +0000https://blowonthepie.co.nz/?p=1303Tauranga City Council CCTV & ANPR Cameras The camera location below is descriptive rather than GPS mapped as many of the cameras are at indoor locations. Cameras are monitored by Tauranga City Council staff in the Tauranga Transport Operations Centre (TTOC), Managers of some business units have access to areas […]
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The camera location below is descriptive rather than GPS mapped as many of the cameras are at indoor locations. Cameras are monitored by Tauranga City Council staff in the Tauranga Transport Operations Centre (TTOC), Managers of some business units have access to areas they monitor, for example the Transfer Stations. Only the operators at TTOC can access the recorded footage, this is managed under the Privacy Act. Footage can be provided on request to enforcement agencies, any other requests for footage is managed under the LGOIMA process to ensure there are no breaches of privacy. License plate information is stored as a result of our plate based parking payment system. It records the plate with a time stamp, the machine it was registered at and the amount paid for parking. These plates can also be used for enforcement purposes such as either non-payment or parking over the permitted time. License plate numbers are also stored for breaches of vehicles using the bus lanes. In all of these cases, the information will be retained until the fine is paid or until any court case is settled. All other video footage or license plate data is routinely overwritten on our storage drives. To ensure we have an opportunity to review historical footage if an incident has been reported we are required to have a minimum of a week of storage. We currently have about a month worth of storage drive before all records are overwritten.
01 Arts Post overlooking Victoria / Hood Intersection
02 Collingwood / Victoria Intersection
03 Victoria Street overlooking Garden Place
04 Claudelands Road / Victoria Street Intersection
05 London Street / Victoria Street Intersection
06 In Garden Place
07 Intersection of Hood Street / Alexandra Street
08 Intersection of Alexandra Street / Collingwood Street
09 On the Council building overlooking Garden place and Civic Square
10 Outside the lifts in Civic Square
11 Intersection of Ward Street / Worley Place
12 Intersection of Barton Street / Bryce Street
13 Intersection of Hood Street / Anglesea Street
14 Anglesea Street outside of the underground car park entrance
15 Transport Centre above the external public toilets
16 Transport Centre Fish Eye Camera above the ATM
17 Civic Square by the Alley to Anglesea Street
18 Transport Centre overlooking Bus Bay A and Anglesea Street
19 Inside of Sonning car park
20 Entry of Sonning car park
21 In Garden place outside of the central Library
22 Inside the Library public lift
23 Embassy Park
24 Victoria / Embassy Park
25 Collingwood / Victoria Street
26 Victoria / Ward
27 Museum Car park
28 Victoria by the Quadrant
29 Sky City overlooking Victoria on the river
30 Victoria by Subway
31 Victoria by Furnace
32 Rear of BNZ Victoria Street
33 Transport Centre Internal
34 Bryce / Tristram Street
35 Anglesea / Ward Street
36 Victoria / Rostrevor Street
37 Victoria / Liverpool Street
38 Rostrevor / Harwood Street
39 Caro Street
40 Rail Trail Moana Street
41 Rail Trail Upper Kent Street
42 Rail Trail Fraser Street
43 Rail Trail Gallagher hockey centre
44 Rail Trail Hasting place
50 Victoria / Anzac Parade
51 Anglesea / Rostrevor Street
52 Victoria On the River
53 Anzac Parade / Grey Street
54 Victoria On theRiver
55 Victoria On the River Entry
56 Bryce / Anglesea Street
57 Alma Street
58 Anglesea Street across from the Court House
59 Claudelands Road on the IBIS Hotel
60 Bryce Street / Bryce Lane
62 Underground Carpark
63 Museum Carpark / Riverwalk access way
64 Barton Street on Cash Converters
65 Municipal Building main entry
66 Transport Centre above camera 15 – has 4 lenses
67 Underground car park PTZ
68 Underground car park PTZ
69 Underground car park PTZ
70 Underground car park PTZ
71 Anzac Parade Bridge
72 Rostrevor - Vialou
73 London – Bryce Lane
74 Victoria Street by Phillips Hair
75 Alexandra – Market Place
76 Knox Street by number 4
Location of Traffic CCTV Cameras
R01 Five Cross Roads Roundabout
R02 Heaphy Tce boundary Road Roundabout
R03 Cobham Galloway Roundabout
Massey / Greenwood / Lincoln
Hall / Kent
Norton / Hall / Mill
Forest lake / Ulster / Victoria
Avalon / Ellicott / Forest Lake
Mill / Willoughby
Fairfield Bridge / Victoria
Mill / Ulster
Mill / Victoria / Boundary
Ohaupo / Kahikatea / Lorne
Claudelands / Grey
Ohaupo / Collins
Clyde / Grey
Victoria / Bryce
Peachgrove / Te Aroha / Ruakura
Tristram / Ward
Norton / London / Tristram
Tristram / Mill
Naylor / Galloway
Clyde / Peachgrove
Te Rapa / Avalon / Wairere
Ohaupo / Selwyn
Lorne / Normandy
Cobham / Normandy
Te Rapa / Garnett / Vardon
Te Rapa / Pukete / Manchester
Tainui Bridge ‐ Huntly
Greenwood / Killarney
Avalon / Foreman
Wairere / Pukete
Avalon / Gilchrist
Te Rapa / Ruffell
Wairere / Powells
Wairere / River
Wairere / Ruakura
Te Rapa / Eagle Way / the Base
Wairere / Clyde
Wairere / Cambridge / Naylor
Victoria / Cambridge – Cambridge by the expressway
Kahikatea / Quintin
Rangiriri Bridge – North of Huntly
Ohaupo – next to the pedestrian crossing just north of the roundabout with Normandy
Normandy ‐ next to the pedestrian crossing just east of the roundabout with Ohaupo
Killarney ‐ next to the pedestrian crossing next to the Rail tracks
Borman / Collector Road – Collector Road is a new road not yet on Google maps
Pardoa Boulevard / Spine Road
Victoria Street – On the pedestrian crossing just south of the intersection with Macdiarmid
Thomas Road / Gordonton Road
Public Facing Locations for CCTV Cameras
28 Claudelands
22 FMG Stadium and Seddon Park
8 Arts Post
20 Waterworld
9 Gallagher Aquatic Centre
23 Central Library
5 Chartwell Library
61 Museum
6 Glenview Library
3 Dinsdale Library
3 Hillcrest Library
3 St Andrews Library
2 Animal Control
4 Cemetary
We all work together to improve safety: The Council, partner organisations and the community.
The Public Places Policy and Bylaw, and Safety in Public Places Bylaw protect the public from nuisance, minimise the potential of offensive behaviour, maintain public health and safety, and regulate signs and trading within public places. • The Alcohol Control Bylaw reduces harm to the community by controlling where and when people can drink or have alcohol in their possession in public places • The Psychoactive Substances Policy aims to minimise the harm to the community caused by psychoactive substances by defining the permitted location of retail premises • The Smoke-Free Environment Policy acknowledges that reducing smoking will improve public amenity and maintenance of Council property • The Council’s CCTV camera network currently includes 38 central city cameras, 16 Transport Centre cameras, 12 Centre Place carpark cameras and nine Municipal Building cameras • The Council’s 13 City Safe Officers actively patrol the central city and monitor the CCTV network.
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Mon, 06 Apr 2020 02:42:08 +0000https://blowonthepie.co.nz/?p=538NZ Scanner Frequencies
The post NZ Scanner Frequencies first appeared on BlowonthePie - For New Zealand Scanner Codes and more.]]>Scanning in New Zealand. National Data Radio codes, Frequencies are all out there to be found. With the introduction of Digital over Analogue Most older receivers are going to come up lacking since the switch to Digital is appealing for most businesses. The most important reason to make the switch to a digital signal is because it will free up valuable portions of the broadcast spectrum, which can then be used for other purposes, such as advanced wireless services and for public and safety services. That being said there are now numerous Scanner Receivers that will pick Non Encrypted Digital signals up, from SDR – Software Defined Radio through to Radio Receivers from the likes of Icom or Uniden and can be priced from $20.00 – $5000.00. Depending on your budget and how much you want to hear there is a budget that will suit everyone’s needs. Best part is getting out and about and finding all the signals and then identifying the User or Business on the other end. Take your Receiver, a notepad and pen and your off. The worlds your oyster….The post NZ Scanner Frequencies first appeared on BlowonthePie - For New Zealand Scanner Codes and more.]]>538NZ ICAD REPORTING
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Sat, 04 Apr 2020 08:23:44 +0000https://blowonthepie.co.nz/?p=426The data supplied is an extract from the SMS fire incident reporting system maintained by the New Zealand Fire Service.
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Incident reports
Browse incident report data from the last 7 days.
The data supplied is an extract from the ICAD reporting system maintained by Fire and Emergency New Zealand. It is not complete statistical data and should not be relied on for statistical analysis.
A full incident report can be provided on request under the Official Information Act.