Safer Melville was officially launched on the 6 August 2009 as part of the newly developed Safer Melville 2008 - 2012 Community Safety and Crime Prevention Plan, as well as the re-establishment of the Safer Melville Advisory Committee.
In June 2005 the City of Melville signed a partnership agreement with the Office of Crime Prevention and adopted its position on community safety and crime prevention. Primary responsibility for policing, community safety and crime prevention lies with State Government agencies such as the police. The City of Melville plays a support role in working with the community, State Government agencies, and other stakeholders to achieve sustainable community safety and crime prevention outcomes.
As part of the partnership agreement with the Office of Crime Prevention the City developed the 2005-2008 Community Safety and Crime Prevention Plan. The 2005-2008 plan has successfully been implemented and the newly developed Safer Melville 2008 – 2012 Community Safety and Crime Prevention Plan builds on the success and progress made in this area thus far.
A copy of the Safer Melville 2008-2012 Community Safety and Crime Prevention Plan is available by clicking here.
To find out more about Safer Melville, follow the links below:
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Safer Melville News
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Big Drop in Graffiti in the City of Melville
New statistics show graffiti has dropped by 59 per cent in the City of Melville over a 12-month period. Read More …
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Report from Palmyra Police Station 5 March 2010
Hi and welcome to this edition of eNews. This edition I’ll be discussing some common road safety issues which you can use to consider if you are a safe driver. I’ll also be sharing a great recent success story from diligent officers at the Palmyra Police Station. Read More …
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Report from Palmyra Police Station 19 February 2010
“For the times they are a changing” – even more so in the world of policing and the way we do business. This is also true for the way you, the public, can report matters or request police attendance. Read More …
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Report from Palmyra Police Station 5 February 2010
In the last edition of eNews, Acting Senior Sergeant Spencer made mention of an increase in the number of burglaries within the Palmyra Police sub district. Sadly the trend continued during the recent school holiday but we also had some successes with regard to apprehending offenders. Read More …
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