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LIVING IN LAKE ŌKĀREKA

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​The Lake Ōkāreka Community Association (LOCA) has been charged by the Bay of Plenty Civil Defence Emergency Management Group forming a Lake Ōkāreka Community Emergency Hub and Group to help in the planning of our area’s response to civil defence emergencies.

Our goal is to gather the resources and expertise available in our local area of Lake Ōkāreka and to form a response plan to help deal with emergencies when they occur.
Resident Registry

One crucial tool of our preparedness plan is our resident registry. In the event of an emergency, the registry will enable us to locate area residents.

If you have not yet registered with our group or are new to the area, please consider adding your family’s information to the registry. This can be done by clicking the button below and filling in the electronic form. All information submitted is kept confidential. If you prefer mail in your information please click here to download the form and print it out.

Submit your Information to the Civil Defence Registry
Download the Form

Current Status

When an emergency is declared that affects our community, a Community Emergency Hub will be established at the 
Lake Ōkāreka Fire Station - 1 Acacia Road. The Lake Ōkāreka community has a group of volunteers organised to provide assistance. We will be able to provide communication systems, food and shelter. If unsure or in need of help go to the Lake Ōkāreka Fire Station.

Further details of our plan will be made available as they develop.

Getting Involved

If you would like to get involved in our efforts, please come to a planning meeting. Meetings occur regularly and upcoming meeting times will be posted on this website and via the LŌCA Newsletter.
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Contact
To contact the LŌ
CA concerning civil defence issues please email:
​[email protected]
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Public Notices


25th May - Nationwide Emergency Alert
16th Oct - Restart A Heart Day

19th Oct - ShakeOut Earthquake Drill 

Meeting Dates


TBA - 

Smart-Phone Apps

Geonet App - Android or Apple
NZ Red Cross Hazard App
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GoodSAM Responder App

Important Websites


Bay of Plenty Civil Defence​
Rotorua Lakes Council
BOP Regional Council
Get Ready Get Thru
What's The Plan Stan
​Geonet
Toka Tū Ake EQC Tū Ake EQC

Resources


Ōkāreka Community Response Plan
File Size: 1768 kb
File Type: pdf
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Community Emergency Hub Guide
File Size: 2026 kb
File Type: pdf
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Household Emergency Plan.pdf
File Size: 119 kb
File Type: pdf
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Get Ready Get Thru.pdf
File Size: 2649 kb
File Type: pdf
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About Readynet.pdf
File Size: 161 kb
File Type: pdf
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