Auckland City Centre Residents' Group - CCRG
Community Organisation
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Our next public meeting is
Monday 2 March
6pm
This meeting is an invitation for city centre residents to raise an issue/concern with us.
This would mean the audience essentially becomes the speaker/s and the CCRG team do the listening.
The annual Waitematā Local Board plan is in the … View moreOur next public meeting is
Monday 2 March
6pm
This meeting is an invitation for city centre residents to raise an issue/concern with us.
This would mean the audience essentially becomes the speaker/s and the CCRG team do the listening.
The annual Waitematā Local Board plan is in the making too so city centre resident views need to get into that process and document.
(The annual plan is due to take effect on 1 July 2026. It sets out what the local board plan to achieve over the next financial year and how we will fund these plans)
Helen Clark Lounge
Ellen Melville Centre
Freyberg Place
Bring your city centre passion - sure!
But let's keep it focused, civil, and to the point.
City Centre Residents Group AGM is Mon 4 Aug 6pm at our Ellen Melville Centre - All docs for the meeting can be found ccrg.org.nz...
Monday 7 July - Rental E-Scooters
Attend in person, or Join the meeting via Zoom.ccrg.org.nz...
CCRG are bringing our 2 rental providers Flamingo & Lime together so we can scoot to the chase on what's going right/improving, what's not.
(Remembering it is Waka Kotahi/NZTA that … View moreMonday 7 July - Rental E-Scooters
Attend in person, or Join the meeting via Zoom.ccrg.org.nz...
CCRG are bringing our 2 rental providers Flamingo & Lime together so we can scoot to the chase on what's going right/improving, what's not.
(Remembering it is Waka Kotahi/NZTA that makes the rules if e-scooters can be ridden on the footpath, shared paths, and/or on the roads).
Attend in person, or Join the meeting via Zoom.
Ellen Melville Centre
Betty Wark Room
6pm
OUR NEXT PUBLIC CCRG MEETING
Monday 5 May
6pm
The Helen Clark Lounge, Ellen Melville
NZ faces a wide range of hazards.
To get through, everybody needs to play a role in Emergency Response.
… View moreOUR NEXT PUBLIC CCRG MEETING
Monday 5 May
6pm
The Helen Clark Lounge, Ellen Melville
NZ faces a wide range of hazards.
To get through, everybody needs to play a role in Emergency Response.
What can you expect from council or central Govt?
What do YOU need to do?
And how can you support your community to reduce risk, get prepared, manage during an emergency and recover afterwards?
Waitematā Local Board member Alex Bonham and Auckland Emergency Management Community Planning and Readiness Advisor Reg Phillips will be talking to the meeting about how city centre apartment living in is addressed in the Waitematā Local Board Emergency Readiness and Response Plan.
How will your building and its residents cope with a range of different emergencies:
3 days without power, water, or rubbish collection for example:
Could you remain in your building even?
Where would you go?
And how would you get 'there'?
Come and hear more, it's not IF, it is WHEN.
Power Up Your Apartment: Resilience and Efficiency for City Living
Mon, 7 Apr, 6pm - 7pm
Online or on the big screen at Ellen Melville Centre
Is your apartment building ready for the future?
Imagine:
-Fast, reliable, cheap EV charging for residents
-Uninterrupted power with solar/batteries… View morePower Up Your Apartment: Resilience and Efficiency for City Living
Mon, 7 Apr, 6pm - 7pm
Online or on the big screen at Ellen Melville Centre
Is your apartment building ready for the future?
Imagine:
-Fast, reliable, cheap EV charging for residents
-Uninterrupted power with solar/batteries during outages
- Reliable backup systems for essential services like water and internet.
Join the Auckland City Centre Residents Group on 7 April as we welcome Brent Clark , CEO of Wattblock.com, online from Sydney.
Brent will share his Australian expertise in retrofitting apartment buildings for enhanced energy efficiency and resilience.
Don't get caught in the dark! Power failures can disrupt critical systems like door access, elevators, water pumps, and internet.
Learn how to safeguard your building.
Choose your experience: Attend in person at the Ellen Melville Centre for a large-screen presentation. Or join via google meet.
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