Emergency Management
Emergency Management latest news!
-25/9/26 - AEM has a launched an El Niño information hub, bringing together preparedness advice, key messages, and links to trusted partner information: aem.govt.nz/heat
-25/9/26 FREE Community Emergency Hub (CEH) Supervisors Workshop- Learn how to set up and manage a Community Emergency Hub, including roles, responsibilities, key tools, and common challenges. An interactive session with opportunities to share experiences and build confidence.
The session will be held at The Meeting Room, MORRA Hall, 115 Ocean View Road on Tuesday 13th October @ 10am-3pm.
Contact Emergency Management for more information at Audrey.Tolua@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz or register at Waiheke Community Emergency Hub (CEH) Supervisors' FREE workshop – Fill out form . Preference will be given to active members of Community Readiness / Resilience Groups.
During an emergency response, first responder agencies like Police, Hato Hone St John, Fire and Emergency New Zealand, and Auckland Emergency Management won’t be the only ones who can help.
Communities are filled with people who have different skills and can work together to solve local problems. Community Emergency Hubs are a place where the community can meet, support and help each other and make decisions together about how to best ensure the safety and comfort of everyone in their community during an emergency.
Civil defence centres for Waiheke are located at:
Waiheke Local Board Offices
Ostend War Memorial Hall
Waiheke Community Hubs can be found at:
Morra Hall
Surfdale Hall
Palm Beach Hall
Omiha War Memorial Hall
Onetangi Hall
Civil Defence Centres Map
You can find the map of all the Civil Defence Centres or Community Emergency Hubs through dedicated Google Maps.