Rotorua
About Rotorua
Rotorua is home to approximately 83,000 people. An important tourism, cultural and geothermal hub, Rotorua serves as a key centre for the Bay of Plenty and central North Island.
The city can experience storms, flooding, earthquakes and volcanic activity. Located within the Taupō Volcanic Zone and surrounded by lakes and geothermal features, Rotorua is exposed to a range of natural hazards, including severe weather, seismic events and volcanic unrest.
Information during an emergency
During an emergency, information will be available through a number of channels from Bay of Plenty Civil Defence Emergency Management and Rotorua Lakes Council.
Rotorua Lakes Council will provide information to the community and visitors through a variety of channels, including their website and Facebook.
Using Antenno during emergencies
Signing up to Antenno is a great way for residents to stay connected and informed before, during and after an emergency. Antenno is a tool that allows for real-time alerts to be sent during an emergency.
Stay informed
Main hazards in the area
Contacting Rotorua Lakes Council
If there is a threat to life or property, dial 111 for emergency services.