New Zealand Police Waikato Before School Care 4010 Ohaupo Road, Ōhaupō, Waikato 3881

Welcome to New Zealand Police Waikato Before School Care, located at Ōhaupō, Ohaupo Road, 4010. As an establishment and point of interest, we offer a range of services and resources to ensure the safety and well-being of our community.

On our webpage, you can find user-friendly graphics that provide an overview of key Police data, helping you stay informed and aware. We also provide answers to some of the most common queries, offering advice on the safety of yourself, your family, property, and visitors to New Zealand.

For those who have been victims of crime, we offer support through services such as the Victim Notification Register and access to the Victims information website. Additionally, we provide information on the infringement process, including how to pay, lost notices, requesting safety camera photos, and transfer liability.

Road safety is a priority, and we offer guidance on reporting bad driving, understanding legislation and speed limits, as well as other safety advice. If you require assistance with family violence (domestic violence), we provide information on how to seek help, including details about Protection Orders and Police Safety Orders.

At New Zealand Police Waikato Before School Care, we are committed to upholding our responsibilities and values. We work closely with Māori communities to prevent crime, crashes, and victimization. Our webpage also offers information on Police management and district structure, as well as insights into the various teams and units that make up Police.

For those interested in delving into our history, we provide the opportunity to explore the early days of the Police force, read memorials honoring officers killed by criminal acts, and visit the exciting Police Museum. Furthermore, you can access corporate publications, forms, guides, standards, general reports, research, and crime statistics.

If you are considering a career with us, we have information on current vacancies across various Police work groups and the application process for non-sworn employee positions.

In case of emergencies, remember that 111 is the emergency number for Police, Fire, and Ambulance. If you have hearing or talking difficulties, you can register for the 111 TXT service. Additionally, we have a non-emergency number, 105, for reporting incidents that do not require urgent Police assistance. For urgent but non-life-threatening road incidents, call Star Triple Five (*555). And if you wish to report a crime anonymously, you can contact Crimestoppers, an independent charity.

New Zealand Police operates 24/7 by land, sea, and air, ensuring the safety of our communities and striving to prevent harm while maintaining high levels of trust and confidence. Stay updated with the latest official NZ Police news on our webpage, as we work in coordination with many other agencies and organizations to keep our community safe.

We welcome your feedback to help us improve our services. If you have any information regarding individuals sought by Police for arrest or stolen boats, please report it to us. However, please be cautious of email scams and avoid replying or clicking on any suspicious links.

Thank you for visiting New Zealand Police Waikato Before School Care. Together, let's build a safer community.