This phase saw the seizure of methamphetamine, cannabis, LSD, ecstasy, firearms, ammunition and $28,000 in cash.
Stolen property including televisions and electrical equipment was also recovered.
Of concern was the number of children found in properties where drugs were being dealt and used, police said.
26 children were found in 18 properties and a number of referrals were made to CYFs.
Detective Senior Sergeant Lindsay Pilbrow said this was not just a one-off operation.
"The harm caused by illicit drugs remains a key focus for us.
"On a daily basis we continue to look for opportunities to drive this sort of criminal activity out of our communities.
"It's sad and unacceptable that children, through no choice of their own, are growing up in these unhealthy and often dangerous environments.
"It's not the start to life that children deserve and it motivates us to keep the pressure on."
Community information continues to be a crucial and valuable factor in the success of these operations and Bay of Plenty police wishes to thank everyone who has taken a stand against drugs by making a call.
If you have information about any drug activity you should contact your local police.
Information can also be provided anonymously to the organisation Crimestoppers on 0800 555111
Area breakdown of search warrants
Rotorua
44 search warrants executed
45 arrests
Western Bay of Plenty
25 search warrants executed
20 arrests
Eastern Bay of Plenty
27 search warrants executed
38 arrests
Taupo
38 search warrants executed
23 arrests
