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Report smoke and pollution from fires
Smoke and pollutants from fires can cause a number of health problems, including breathing difficulties and eye irritations.
You should know
If a fire is dangerous, a threat to person or property, call 111 ask for Fire Brigade.
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When smoke and pollutants become offensive, objectionable or a nuisance to you, we can investigate.
Call our pollution hotline on 09 377 3107, seven days a week, 24 hours a day.
We'll need to know:
- the location of the fire
- what kind of material is being burnt.
What action we will take
Our first action will be to investigate your smoke complaint and consider.
- If the fire is allowed.
- If people are burning illegal material.
- If excessive smoke is entering your property from a neighbour's fire.
Once we've identified there is a problem we will follow up with the responsible party.
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