Contact
Reporting crime
Please note that Neighbourhood Watch Victoria does not provide a crime reporting service.
Emergency Triple Zero
000
If you are deaf or hearing impaired call:
106
Call Triple Zero (000) if you need immediate fire, police or ambulance assistance, if a crime is happening right now, if life or property is being threatened, if someone needs urgent medical help or if you see flames.
Call the Police Assistance Line to report non-urgent crimes and events anytime, anywhere eg: theft, property damage, lost property or to register a party or absence from residence or for general police enquiries.
If the crime is happening now, call Triple Zero (000)
Call Crime Stoppers to report crime information confidentially, provide information about people, incidents or vehicles of interest to police or information that could prevent a crime.
Reporting other matters
Complaints against neighbours should be reported to your local Council, or to the Police Assistance Line if the matter is related to criminal behaviour.
Victoria SES
132 500
If someone’s life is in danger, call Triple Zero (000)
Call the Victoria SES during a storm or flood if a tree has caused structural damage to your home or vehicle or is preventing access to your home, if you roof is damaged, or if your property is flooded or about to flood.
Call your local Council
for complaints about neighbours
If you have an issue with your neighbour that is not related to criminal behaviour, try to talk to your neighbour first. If the problem persists, call your local council in the first instance. If it’s related to a loud party in the early hours, you can call the Police Assistance Line on 131 444.
Neighbourhood Watch Victoria
