Services - New Zealand Police

111 Emergency - When you dial 111 and ask for Police

E-crime - Dealing with electronic crime

Firearms - Safety and licencing, including knives and swords

Road Policing - Helping to make the roads safer
Roadwatch - Report a bad driver online
Pay an Infringement fee - How to pay a traffic infringement fee

Stolen boats - Is that second hand boat stolen?

Youth Education - Promoting safety to young people, families, teachers and schools
No Bully - How to stop bullying

111 Emergency: When you dial 111 and ask for Police
Armed Offenders Squad: There are 17 specialist teams who deal with armed offenders in New Zealand
Beat and Patrol Constables: The visible face of policing in New Zealand
Community Policing: Policing in your local community
Counter terrorism: A list of designated terrorist organisations and individuals
Criminal Investigation: Investigating and solving serious crime, and targeting organised crime and recidivist criminals
Diplomatic Protection: Provides personal protection in New Zealand for visiting guests of Government
Dive Squad: Responds to requests for assistance from all over New Zealand
Diversion: Police Adult Diversion Scheme
Dogs: 21 dog sections ranging from Whangarei to Invercargill
Drugs: The National Drug Intelligence Bureau
E-crime: Dealing with electronic crime
Electronic Monitoring on Bail: Electronic Monitoring on Bail (EM Bail) provides the courts with an option to bail pre-trial remand prisoners on condition that they be electronically monitored.
Ethnic Services: Information for people who have English as their second language
Financial: Two police sections deal with financial crime
Fingerprints: Managing fingerprints and examining crime scenes and exhibits
Firearms: Safety and licencing, including knives and swords

Forensics: Gather, analyse and document evidence to put before the courts
Info4traders: Secondhand dealers and pawnbrokers legislation explained
International: Deployed overseas to assist with United Nations missions and New Zealand Bilateral and Development Aid projects
Interpol: Preventing, detecting and suppressing international crime
Licensing: Checking individuals' backgrounds for approved organisations
Lost and Found: Local police stations provide a lost and found service
Maritime: Patrolling the waters around Auckland and Wellington
Museum: Evidence of history in action
Missing Persons: Reporting and finding missing persons
Road Policing: Helping to make the roads safer
Roadwatch - Report a bad driver online
Pay an Infringement fee - How to pay a traffic infringement fee
Search and Rescue: Co-ordinate search and rescue activities in New Zealand for Class I and Class II searches
Statistics: Crime resolution statistics
Stolen boats: Is that second hand boat stolen?
Tenders: Current major tenders issued
Youth Education: Promoting safety to young people, families, teachers and schools
No Bully - How to stop bullying
Vetting: Checking individuals' backgrounds for approved organisations
Victims: Services for victims of serious offences

See also: Your rights as a victim from the Ministry of Justice

New Zealand Police