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Protect your parking asset from unauthorised use

New Zealand owned. Customised enforcement. Experienced officers. Nationwide coverage.

We ensure our clients maximise their revenue return and provide safety and security of their carparks.

CCM manages parking compliance for property owners, body corporates, retailers, hospitality and businesses across New Zealand. We design enforcement programmes around each site. so tenants, customers, guests and residents can park where they should.

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Our Services

On-Foot and Vehicle Patrols

Our trained officers patrol your site on a schedule suited to your needs. We issue contractual breach notices to unauthorised parkers and document all activity.

ANPR Camera Enforcement

Automatic Number Plate Recognition cameras capture every vehicle entering and exiting your site. We use this data to enforce time limits, permits, and paid parking rules accurately and efficiently.

Fixed Camera Monitoring

24/7 automated monitoring using fixed ANPR cameras. No officer required on-site. Ideal for high-volume or lower-risk sites where continuous monitoring is needed.

Breach Notice Management

We issue, manage, and collect on breach notices end-to-end. Motorists can pay or appeal through our online portal. We handle the administration.

Online Payment and Appeals Portal

A clear, accessible system for motorists to pay or appeal breach notices online. Reduces disputes and keeps the process transparent.

Body Corporate and Residential Enforcement

Specialist enforcement for apartment buildings, housing complexes, and body corporate sites. We manage visitor parking, resident permits, and unauthorised vehicles with care.

Retail and Commercial Enforcement

Time-limited and paid parking enforcement for shopping centres and commercial properties. Ensures genuine customers can always find a park.

Healthcare and Disability Bay Enforcement

Sensitive, specialist enforcement for hospitals, medical centres, and accessibility bays. Our officers are trained to handle these environments with appropriate care.

Signage Supply and Installation

Compliant, site-specific signage is the foundation of enforceable parking rules. We design and install signage that is clear to motorists and defensible in appeals.

Reporting and Analytics

Regular reporting on compliance rates, breach volumes, and enforcement activity. You always know what is happening on your site.

Maintain compliance of your carpark

Security for your parkers.

Why Choose CCM?

  • 100% New Zealand owned.
  • Customised enforcement plans built around your specific site.
  • Technology-enabled with ANPR cameras and online portals.
  • Personalised service. Real people to answer your questions. We pride ourselves on our communication.
  • Trained, experienced officers with conflict management skills
  • Transparent and fair. Clear signage, grace periods, and accessible appeals.

Who We Work For

  • Property managers and building owners.
  • Body corporates and residents committees.
  • Shopping centres and retail operators.
  • Councils, Airports and Hotels
  • Healthcare facilities and hospitals.
  • Businesses with private carparks.
  • Anyone dealing with unauthorised parking on their property.

Frequently Asked Questions

1Are private parking fines enforceable in New Zealand?
Private parking breach notices are contractual, not criminal. They are legally enforceable under contract law when correct signage is in place and the site is managed properly. The key requirements are clear, legible signage at every entry point and a documented enforcement programme. CCM builds every site's programme to meet these requirements from the start.
2How do I stop people parking in my carpark without permission?
The most reliable approach combines three things: compliant signage at entry points, a consistent enforcement programme, and either regular patrols or ANPR camera monitoring. Sporadic enforcement does not work. CCM assesses your site and recommends the right combination based on your usage patterns, site layout, and budget.
3What is the difference between towing and ticketing for private car parks in New Zealand?
Ticketing (issuing a contractual breach notice) is the standard approach for most private car park enforcement in New Zealand. Towing is more disruptive and carries a higher risk of disputes and liability. Most property owners and body corporates use breach notices as the primary enforcement tool, with towing reserved for specific situations such as vehicles blocking access or fire lanes. CCM advises on the right approach for your site.
4What is LPR parking enforcement?
LPR (Licence Plate Recognition) is also called ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition). Cameras at your site capture the number plate of every vehicle entering and exiting. The system uses this data to enforce time limits, paid parking rules, and permit zones accurately. Every enforcement decision is backed by timestamped camera evidence, which makes notices more defensible and reduces successful appeals.
5Can we get 24/7 parking enforcement without officers on-site at all times?
Yes. Fixed LPR cameras provide continuous monitoring around the clock without needing an officer present. This is a practical option for high-volume sites, overnight enforcement, or locations where physical patrols are not cost-effective at all hours.
6Do you provide parking enforcement for body corporates and apartment buildings?
Yes. CCM specialises in body corporate and residential enforcement. We manage visitor parking time limits, resident permit systems, disability bay compliance, and unauthorised vehicle referrals. We work directly with body corporate committees and provide regular reporting on site activity.
7Is your parking enforcement service free for property owners?
CCM operates on a model where breach notice revenue funds the enforcement programme. Many clients pay little or nothing for the enforcement service itself. The specifics depend on your site, usage volumes, and the services required. Contact us for a free site assessment and we will outline the structure that applies to your property.
8 Do you manage enforcement for property managers with multiple sites?
Yes. CCM works with property managers across multi-site portfolios throughout New Zealand. Consistent enforcement programmes, consolidated reporting, and a single point of contact across all your sites.
9How do motorists pay or appeal a breach notice?
CCM provides an online portal where motorists can pay or submit a formal appeal. The process is straightforward and fully documented. All appeals are reviewed and responded to in writing. Motorists need their breach notice reference number and number plate details to begin.
10Where does CCM operate in New Zealand?
CCM operates nationwide. We are headquartered in Auckland with operations in Christchurch and coverage across New Zealand's main centres and regional locations. We can manage enforcement for sites in Auckland, Christchurch, Wellington, Hamilton, Tauranga, and beyond.