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Mothers living with children next to 501s in Rotorua s motel strip once humming with tourists

Rotorua was ranked second-worst for shoplifting, fourth worst for assault and fifth worst for vehicle theft. “We do have to look at the statistics in Rotorua of the high crime victimisation rate,” said council operations group manager Jocelyn Mikaere. “We want to be the safest place to live and raise a family, we don’t think that’s impossible.” She said council has increased City Guardian patrols, introduced temporary alcohol bans in certain hotspots and extended CCTV coverage. The plan also proposes further extending CCTV coverage to Fenton St – the location for many of the motels used to house the homeless – and plans for “activities with families living in motels to enhance inclusion, participation and pro-social behaviour”.

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Rotorua safety: $500k fund, more cameras, AI proposed

A Rotorua Lakes Council meeting. (File photo). Photo: Rotorua Daily Post / Andrew Warner via LDR Rotorua Lakes Council will also consider extending CCTV coverage, and investigating artificial intelligence (AI) monitoring and community reporting apps. The ideas come as part of the council s draft community safety plan, which will be discussed at a meeting of its Strategy, Policy and Finance committee on 11 March. The committee will consider whether to recommend to the council, which next meets on 25 March, to approve the plan for public engagement. A report for the meeting prepared by council strategy development manager Rosemary Viskovic said there was an increasing perception amongst residents and visitors that Rotorua s public spaces were not safe.

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SunLive - Rotorua safety: $500k and more cameras proposed

SunLive - Rotorua safety: $500k and more cameras proposed
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More funding, more CCTV and AI to be considered for Rotorua s community safety

More funding, more CCTV and AI to be considered for Rotorua s community safety
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Rotorua Lakes Council agrees to temporary liquor ban at three reserves

Rotorua Lakes Council agrees to temporary liquor ban at three reserves 10 Feb, 2021 08:29 PM 3 minutes to read Cartons with empty bottles of beer and spirits surrounding a council lot. Photo / Supplied Multimedia journalist Rotorua Lakes Council has agreed to bring in a liquor ban at and around three Rotorua reserves after reports of crime and disorder in the areas. But some councillors believe it will simply move the problem somewhere else. The council agreed to a temporary 24/7 ban for the next 12 months at an extraordinary meeting this morning, called for by the council s Operations and Monitoring Committee last week. The ban will apply to the Shambles Theatre Reserve, Rotorua Community Youth Centre Reserve and Marist St Michael s Sports Park Reserve and four other council-owned lots.

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