Community Crime Prevention Information

WA Police Force Graffiti Team members Kyalee and Amanda discuss reporting, removing and preventing graffiti vandalism.

Bikelinc powered by Crime Stoppers WA is a register where members of the community can upload information on bikes, and any transport devices, that allows Police to return your property to you should it be stolen and recovered by Police.

The register is a live document that allows you to record your bike as stolen, and also see if any second hand bikes you are purchasing are listed as stolen.  You can transfer ownership, upload photos, and record more than one bike at a time.  The platform will also record any other transport devices like electric scooters, motor bikes, mobility devices, etc.

Police can access the database and if a bike has been listed on Bikelinc and is recovered, Police can return your property to you.

Learn safety and security tips for your motor vehicle.

There are many avenues provided to report crime and suspicious behaviour to Police. Senior Constable Newby breaks down the complexity and explains in detail what information should be reported to Police, and to what number.

Danita and June talk about their volunteering experience with NHW Armadale and what the group does for community safety within the City of Armadale.

Vince provides an overview of the role of Crime Stoppers, how they work with Police and what information you should be sharing with Crime Stoppers.

Learn how to recognise a scam and how to report a scam.

Reducing the opportunity for crime to occur is a key to preventing a home burglary. Locking doors and windows, securing sheds, locking gates etc. Sgt Rimmer provides advice on how you can limit the opportunity for a crime to occur and what a potential thief will be looking for.