At 6pm on Thursday August 3, a community information evening will be facilitated by police from the Ipswich District Crime Prevention Unit and the Yamanto Police Station at the Churchill Primary School.
This meeting is for residents from the Churchill community to address current crime trends and the Neighbourhood Watch Program, as well as official reporting avenues and options for reporting suspicious activities.
For more information on Crime Prevention Strategies visit www.police.qld.gov.au or contact the Ipswich District Crime Prevention Unit on 07 3817 1351.
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Does your car lock?
If your car is lockable we strongly advise you to take advantage and lock it!
There has been a dramatic increase in the theft of valuables from unlocked cars in the Raceview, Flinders View and Yamanto areas lately.
In fact there have been 18 so far this month alone.
Almost one unlocked car is opened and robbed every day.
If you don’t want it to be your car, you can help yourself simply by locking your car.
People have lost wallets, navigation systems, loose change, and small valuables.
In most cases these thefts could have been prevented just by locking the car doors.
Please remember to – Lock it or lose it!
In most cases when your car is locked, it’ll be left alone.
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Police urge Ipswich to speak up for road safety
Police are urging all motorists to spread the word about road safety during this year’s Road Safety Week, commencing on Monday August 21 and concluding Sunday August 25.
The Ipswich District Crime Prevention Unit, in partnership with the Ipswich City Council, Department of Transport and Main Roads and Ipswich PCYC, will be promoting Join the Drive’s ‘speak up for road safety’ campaign, encouraging drivers to make a commitment.
The aim of Road Safety Week is to ‘speak up for road safety’ and raise awareness for all road users of the Fatal Five: speeding, drink and drug driving, seatbelts, fatigue and inattention/distraction.
Police urge the whole community to have their say around keeping safe on Queensland roads.
This year’s Ipswich Road Safety Week events will be held at numerous locations across the Ipswich Police District.
The main event will be the Ipswich Road Safety Expo at Ipswich Turf Club, 219 Brisbane Road Bundamba on Saturday August