Kia ora Greenhithe
It is great to see everyone working on clean-up efforts, while others will look forward to getting out and about around Tāmaki Makaurau. Whatever you are doing, we have some advice for you and anyone who visits Auckland to enjoy this weekend safely.
Check Safeswim
All beaches in Auckland are black-pinned due to waste contamination and debris so please remain out of the water and exercise caution if you are near a beach this weekend. There may be hazards in and around the water that may pose a risk. A good idea is to check www.Safeswim.org.nz for all your up-to-date information.
Parks and Recreation
All Aucklanders are encouraged to exercise caution when visiting local parks and sports fields, as they have been affected by the flood. For your safety, Aucklanders should not play in floodwaters as this water could be contaminated. To learn more, click this link: https://www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/…/sports-field…
Travel across Auckland
If you’re heading out this Waitangi weekend, we urge you to travel with care, as 29 roads remain closed and disruptions to Public Transport services continue.
People are advised to allow extra time for travel and check https://at.govt.nz/weatherwatch to see how their journey might be impacted.
Storm clean-up
15 different sites will be open to accepting any of your storm-related debris. Check this website to find the closest to you: https://www.makethemostofwaste.co.nz/…/auckland-waste…
Greenhithe is having another good month with crimes stats with only a small amount of dishonesty crime reported.
Greenhithe crime reported since our last News in December (burglary, theft, car)
Day time burglaries and theft – 6 (Roland Rd, Upper Harbor Drive x 2, Albany Highway, Schnapper Rock Rd, Greenhithe Rd, Rame Rd.)
Nighttime burglaries and theft 3 (Shiloh Way, Roland Rd, Upper Harbour Drive)
Cars interfered with or stolen 3 (Mary Forgham Dr, Admirals Court Dr, Huntington Park Dr)
For a list of stolen vehicles in your district please go to https://www.police.govt.nz/can-you-help-us/stolen-vehicles
Here are the numbers to call if anything suspicious is seen – call 111 if crime is happening now. Call 105 if it has already happened or call me on 0211914227.
Please be safe on the streets this Halloween and supervise your children.
Nga mihi, Brent
(this information was put together by Marie with my permission, thanks Marie!)