New JP Service Desk at Te Iwitahi
A new JP Service Desk is now open to the public at Te Iwitahi (Civic Centre) at 9 Rust Avenue. This Service Desk will be manned on Tuesday and Friday mornings from 9.30 am until 12.30 pm. As with all our Service Desks, no appointment is necessary.
An updated list of our Whangarei Service Desk venues for your reference is available to view or download.
Please note that we are no longer offering a Service Desk at the Whangarei District Court as per our previous post.
NJPA Whangarei Service Desk locations 16.9.2024.pdf Download View
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Updated tsunami evacuation zones
NRC have updated their tsunami evacuation zones and related interactive maps.
There is now just a single evacuation zone, coloured in blue, replacing the earlier red, orange and yellow zones.
The maps have changed considerably. For example, my home was previously in the yellow zone but is now no longer at risk, due to updated data and tsunami wave models.
Let's familiarise ourselves with the revised zones and maps, and update our emergency plans accordingly.
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