Annual CCTV Fund
What is the CCTV Fund?
In the development of the Long Term Plan 2021-31, Council approved a budget of $50,000 per annum, for the next three years for new CCTV cameras in the Western Bay of Plenty District.
Council’s Annual CCTV Fund is an initiative to help Western Bay of Plenty residents, Community Boards and Ward Forums with the purchase and installation of new CCTV cameras. It was established to support the Western Bay of Plenty community by installing additional CCTV cameras as a way to provide a safer environment for the community and to protect Council’s assets and infrastructure.
The application process has now closed for 2021.
There were 13 new cameras approved through the 2021 CCTV fund supplemented by operational budget.
The new cameras will be installed at
- Waihī Beach, Athenree Road/State Highway 2
- Waihī Beach, Wilson Road/Waihī Beach Road
- Waihī Beach, Island View
- Waihī Beach, Anzac Bay
- Katikati, Tetley Road and State Highway 2 intersection
- Katikati, Tuapiro Point Reserve
- Katikati, Tuapiro Road/State Highway 2
- Ōmokoroa, State Highway 2 and Ōmokoroa Road intersection
- Ōmokoroa, Skatepark
- Pahoia, Pahoia Point Domain
- Te Puna, Minden Lookout (to be confirmed)
- Te Puke, Welcome Bay Roundabout
- Pukehina, Midway Park
The fund will be open for applications again in 2022 and 2023.
Please find below the application form and guidelines to help with your application when the time comes.
Completed forms can be returned either by email to alison.cave@westernbay.govt.nz or dropped off at one of our library and service centres at Waihī Beach, Katikati, Ōmokoroa, Barkes Corner or Te Puke.
