Neighbourhood Watch

What is Neighbourhood Watch and how can I get involved? 

The Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale has an active and engaged Neighbourhood Watch group. 

For information or to request NHW resources including bin stickers, contact the Shire’s Community Safety Officer:

Community Safety Officer
Phone  9526 1358

Meeting Dates:

 

SJ Neighbourhood Watch group meet once a month at various locations around the Shire. Our next schedule of meetings will commence in February 2024, check back here to find out the dates and locations. 

All residents are welcome to attend our meetings, please contact the Community Safety Officer: mcharles@sjshire.wa.gov.au or 9526 1358 if you require further information. 

Great neighbours make great neighbourhoods!

Some examples of the work that the Neighbourhood Watch volunteers do in the community are:

  • Bring people together and help develop community spirit
  • Report and encouraging others to report suspicious incidents to the Police
  • Distribute Neighbourhood Watch resources in their local areas
  • Promote crime prevention initiatives
  • Attend Neighbourhood Watch meetings where information is shared with the local Police
  • Increase communication and knowledge amongst neighbours
  • Provide a visible sign that residents care about their community

For general information about the state-wide program visit Neighbourhood Watch WA

In November 2017, the Shire was one of the first local government authorities to be presented with the inaugural Neighbourhood Watch Gold Award for Participation by a Local Government Authority.   The award recognised the Shire’s positive contribution in supporting the program’s objectives in creating a safe place and preventing crime in the community. 

Friendly Neighbourhoods Grants

The Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale is supporting our community to get to know their neighbours and connect with their local neighbourhood.

The Friendly Neighbourhoods Grant is for individuals and local community groups to apply for financial assistance towards the costs associated with hosting an event or activity, that will foster these neighbourhood connections. 

Find out more here

ewatch 

ewatch

The local Mundijong Police in conjunction with the Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale provides a monthly ewatch newsletter entitled “On the Beat” to local residents. 

The publication provides community safety information, crime statistics, and links to events happening within the Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale.

Stay up to date and sign up to the ewatch newsletter

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