The Western Australia Police Force has established a new State Operations Command Centre (SOCC) to support the expansion to 15 policing districts across the state.
Cyber safety is a growing concern, particularly for the parents of young people, and officers throughout WA are at times approached to talk to schools or other groups on this topic.
The WA Police Force extends a big thank you to everyone who attended the Police Exhibition at this year’s Perth Royal Show and celebrated 100 Years of Women in Policing.
The Western Australia Police Force are currently developing our 2018 - 2022 Disability Access and Inclusion Plan, which aims to ensure that people with disability have equal access to information, ser...
The WA Police Force Health and Safety Division are currently undertaking a Family Support Project. The Health and Safety Division recognise the important role that families play in the lives of our em...
As part of the State Government’s Machinery of Government reform commencing from 1 July 2017, the functions of the Road Safety Commission will be undertaken as a separate portfolio within WA Police.
Bernie has done it! President of Neighbourhood Watch Australasia, Mr Bernie Durkin has completed his epic solo journey from Scarborough Beach to Bondi Beach... on his bicycle!
WA Police is proud to support the Fathering Project and the services it offers to fathers, mentors, elders, leaders, coaches, and teachers in the community.
The 2017 Australian Crime and Violence Prevention Awards recognise and reward good practice in the prevention or reduction of violence and other types of crime in Australia.
The Western Australia Police Star Medal has been introduced to recognise WA Police personnel who are killed, or seriously injured, while carrying out policing duties.
Professor Lawrence Sherman, has delivered the findings of a comprehensive study, covering almost 215,000 incidents of family and domestic violence in Western Australia from July 2010 to July 2015.
There has been a significant breakthrough in the long running Western Australia Police investigation into a series of abductions and murders in the 1990s in Claremont.
Incorporated not for profit organisations and local government authorities are invited to apply for grant funding to implement community crime-prevention projects.
A reward payment of up to $100,000 is now being offered to help solve the murder of Valeria Fermendjin who was killed in her Melville home on 5 January 2016.
Last September a WA Police initiative began to divert used breath straws used for random breath tests from landfill waste by having the plastic straws recycled.
This year marks a special occasion for the WA Police Pipe Band, celebrating 50 years of creating beautiful music and engaging with local, interstate and international communities.
The National Terrorism Threat Level is a scale of five levels that tells the public about the likelihood of an act of terrorism occurring in Australia.
The State CCTV Strategy, launched in November 2015 by Minister for Police, the Hon Liza Harvey MLA, aims to deliver more effective use of CCTV in WA to enhance community safety and security.
To celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Western Australia Police Pipe Band, a ‘One Night Only’ Jubilee Concert will be held at Winthrop Hall, University of WA, on Friday 2 December 2016.
Legislation now enables WA Police to issue an infringement as an alternative option to deal with Criminal Conduct. This will allow police officers to remain on the streets and reduce the number of min...
The WA Police Force recently launched a fresh investigation into the disappearance and suspected murder of 19 year old Lisa Jane Brown in November 1998.
NAIDOC Week is an inclusive celebration where all people can learn a little about the culture of Aboriginal and Torres Strait communities throughout Australia.
