Scoop has an Ethical Paywall
Immediate Response Crime Safety Funding grants
Media Release
16 November 2006
2006/07 Immediate
Response Crime Safety Funding grants
More than $20,000 toward community safety and anti-crime measures was granted to Manukau organisations recently.
Manukau City Council’s Community Safety Committee has awarded the following grants from the Immediate Response Crime Safety Fund.
- $6000 to the Botany Crime Watch Patrol Trust for vehicle and administration costs
- $2875 to the Turehou Maori Wardens Ki Otara Charitable Trust for safety equipment
- $6484 to the Mangere East Maori Wardens for security screens and an alarm for their base located in the car park at Mangere Town Centre
- $6000 to the Otara Bluelight Police team to purchase a trailer/barbeque to be used at neighbourhood support, community patrols and youth events, as well as sausage sizzle fundraisers.
The purpose of the fund, administered by council’s Safe Communities Team, is to facilitate immediate response to crime and safety issues that unexpectedly arise in Manukau.
ENDS
Gordon Campbell: On The Hikoi Aftermath
Stats NZ: National Population Estimates: At 30 September 2024 (2018-base)
NZ Government: New Zealand’s COP29 National Statement
Surf Life Saving NZ: Volunteer Lifeguards Make Big Effort To Keep Us Safe, As Paid Lifeguard Service Commences In Northern Region
Action Station: Biggest Ever Community Petition, With Over 200,000 Signatures, Opposes Treaty Principles Bill
Palestinians for Hīkoi mō te Tiriti: Statement From Palestinian Leaders - Hīkoi Mō Te Tiriti Is A Historic Moment For All In Aotearoa
Anglican Church in Aotearoa: Anglican Archbishops To Join Hīkoi Mō Te Tiriti In Wellington
