Civil Defence / Emergency Management is coordinated by Wellington Region Emergency Management Office or WREMO.
Civil Defence Hutt City updated 11:00 pm Wed 30 Jul
National Advisory: Expect strong and unusual currents in coastal areas
Eastbourne callouts updated 11:05 pm Wed 30 Jul
No calls reported
Seaview recent callouts updated 11:07 pm Wed 30 JulNo calls reported
Geonet: recent earthquakes near Eastbourne updated 11:06 pm Wed 30 Jul
1.4 - (unnoticeable) 10.6 km East of Eastbourne at 7:59 am Wed 30 Jul (confirmed)
2.7 - (weak) 119.8 km NorthEast of Eastbourne at 2:09 am Wed 30 Jul (confirmed)
East Harbour Parks Status updated 10:10 pm Wed 30 Jul
Winter planting at Baring Head/Orua-Pouanui
Alerts, Notices and restrictions can be found hereGollan’s Valley Station
Alerts, Notices and restrictions can be found hereCommunity Emergency Hubs are pre-identified places for the community to coordinate our efforts to help each other during and after a disaster. They are opened by people like you in your community, not official staff, when there is need for the community to help itself.
Eastern Bays have 3 officially designated community hubs:
Point Howard Playcentre [PDF] 1A Ngaumatau Road- Wellesley College – Days Bay [PDF] 611A Marine Drive
- Muritai School – Eastbourne [PDF]166 Muritai Road
Sea level rise
Eastbourne is a coastal community, our single road access at sea-level makes us vulnerable to storm events and also sea level rise in the future.
Find out more about sea level rise https://www.searise.nz/
Eastern Bays Climate Change Response Network has been recently initiated to coordinate a local response to the issues of climate change, particularly in our case, sea level rise. There are videos and reports of meetings here and updates will be added.
Earthquakes
Being close to the Alpine Fault line and the Hikorangi Fault Eastern bays are also vulnerable to both earthquakes and tsunami hazards. This animated report (https://faultlines.nz/) gives a very good overview of the Alpine Fault and how it may affect us.