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Protecting Our Crowded Places From Attack.

About CrowdSafe NZ

CrowdSafe NZ is a free resources hub to help owners and operators of crowded places understand their risks and put practical security measures in place to keep New Zealanders safe.

It supports the Crowded Places Strategy developed by the New Zealand Police and government agencies in 2020 and includes materials developed by other agencies in New Zealand and worldwide.

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We’re here to help.

Whether you have a question about crowded places security, are looking for guidance on best practice, or would like to learn more about the CrowdSafe programme, we'd love to hear from you.

CrowdSafe is designed to support venue owners, event organisers, security professionals and organisations responsible for managing crowded places. We understand that every venue and event is different, and finding the right information or support can sometimes feel overwhelming.

If you have a question about the resources available on this website, would like clarification on security planning requirements, or are seeking advice on engaging appropriately qualified security professionals, please get in touch. Our team can help point you towards relevant guidance, tools and industry resources.

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"Security professionals are often the eyes and ears on the ground, helping to identify risks, strengthen preparedness, and respond when incidents occur. By working alongside government, businesses and venue operators, our sector helps create safer, more resilient environments for the communities we serve."

GARY MORRISON
CEO NZ SECURITY ASSOCIATION