Safe City Initiative

The Safe City Initiative is a comprehensive community based crime prevention program formed to address an identified need within the community. The initiative encompasses many aspects of crime prevention, security and safety strategies which are published in the Community Safety & Crime Prevention Plan 2018 – 2021.

The Safe City Initiative is a unique approach within Local Government as the City has taken an innovative approach to crime prevention by embracing a multi-faceted initiative that incorporates projects to increase awareness and reporting whilst addressing the fear of crime.

The Initiative also includes significant environmental and urban design strategies used to design out crime by applying advanced principles of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED). 

The Safer Seniors program focuses on community identified safety issues concerning seniors within the city and is targeted at residents who are eligible for, or hold a Western Australia Seniors Card.  To learn more follow the link in Quick Links.

This Initiative is a unique and holistic approach to crime prevention that embraces the ethos of community responsibility and involvement by involving the community at all levels. As it is also collaborative it shares the responsibilities for security and safety within the City between all sections of the community.

To keep up to date with City events and programs as well as Safe City initiatives and useful crime prevention information, subscribe to the Community newsletter.

Safety is everyone’s responsibility, if you see any suspicious, anti-social or criminal activity, please report it as soon as possible, and while keeping yourself safe.

Please report all criminal activity to the WA Police Force.

Emergency or life threatening situations call 000
Police Assistance where police attendance is required call 131 444
Crime Stoppers to report crime anonymously 1800 333 000

The WA Police Force also offers online services to report, apply and pay infringements. It is an efficient and convenient method of obtaining information and reporting particular incidents of community crime to police, including graffiti, hoon driving and damaged, lost and stolen property.