Two community safety rangers

Safety and rangers

We work closely with various agencies (including WA Police) to enhance community safety. We run several community safety initiatives and leverage initiatives led by partner organisations, such as:

The Community Safety Ranger team operates from 7 am until 7 pm, seven days a week and can be contacted via 9267 9267.

In addition to conducting proactive patrols of the city, the team also responds to matters such as dogs barking, wandering or dog attacks, cats on private property, nuisances or hazards caused by livestock, investigating abandoned vehicles, residential parking matters, and reducing illegal dumping throughout the city.

Contact us

 

Report crime

If you see a crime, report it to the Police. For life threatening situations, call 000. For Police assistance, call 131 444.

Report graffiti

Graffiti should be reported to the City and via the Goodbye Graffiti website.

Report hooning

Hooning should be reported to WA Police.

Report noise

Complete our online form to report nuisance noise.

It is illegal to drive quad bikes, motorbikes and 4WD vehicles off-road in non-designated areas.

If you see an unauthorised vehicle in a City of Swan reserve, please take note of the date, time and license plate and report it to our Rangers on (08) 9267 9267. Do not confront the offender under any circumstances.

Find out about off-road vehicle legislation in WA.

An abandoned vehicle includes:

  • Any unregistered or disused vehicle left in a public place; and
  • Any vehicle that has been in the same location for more than 24 hours.

If you see an abandoned vehicle in a public place within the City of Swan, please take note of the vehicle description including the licence plate and report it to our Rangers on (08) 9267 9267.

Property owners in The Vines have a dedicated community security patrol service. This service is cost neutral to ratepayers who are not in The Vines and only operates in the area identified on this map.

The security patrol does not replace police assistance, it is designed to:

  • Be a visible presence
  • Deter crime and anti-social behaviour
  • Provide extra 'eyes and ears' to assist WA Police
  • Quickly respond activated alarms on private property
  • Respond to anti-social behaviour
  • Report graffiti, vandalism, suspicious persons and vehicles
  • Identity community safety opportunities

The contract will expire 30 June 2024. Property owners will be surveyed before the contract is extended.

Contacts

Security Patrol: (08) 9278 9696.
Police: 131 444
Emergency: 000

Security Patrol Reports

Two City Rangers at their vehicle

Open consultation: Safer in Swan

You told us you want to feel Safer in Swan.

To achieve this we’re working on six focus areas:

  1. Crime prevention, intervention and sense of safety actions
  2. Service delivery that strengthens safety in local suburbs
  3. Providing solutions to maintain safety in public spaces
  4. Local partnerships that address complex problems
  5. Emergency preparedness, response and recovery activities
  6. Supporting everyone to create a safer community.

Have we got this right?

Your feedback is important to us. Visit Swan Engage to learn more and share your thoughts.

Related pages

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The City of Swan acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of this region, the Whadjuk people of the Noongar Nation and their continuing connection to the land, waters and community. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and their descendants.

Aboriginal artwork by Norlap Creative in partnership with Nerolie Bynder.

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