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North Shore City recognised as a safe community
North Shore City media release
North Shore City
recognised as a safe community
July 25, 2007
North Shore City was recognised as a World Health Organisation (WHO) safe community, in a designation ceremony held, in Takapuna yesterday.
North Shore City Council spokesman, Patrick Cleaver, says this is a wonderful achievement.
“Accreditation highlights the city’s focus on safety and we’ll build on this accreditation.
“Future years will focus on initiatives to further improve safety in the city,” he says.
More than 100 communities around the world are designated as safe communities.
For more information on North Shore City’s WHO safe community application, please visit www.northshorecity.govt.nz.
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