Crime prevention directory

Part of the Crime and criminal history topic

Find crime prevention services in Queensland.


  • Queensland government

Policelink

Policelink is a Queensland Police service to report non-urgent crime and suspicious activity.

  • Queensland government

Designated Business and Community Precincts

Specific areas across Queensland, particularly in central business districts, designed to maintain and enforce public safety, reduce anti-social behaviour and prevent disruption of business.

  • Queensland government

Safe Night Precincts

Specific areas across Queensland, particularly in key entertainment areas, to reduce late-night drug and alcohol-related violence.

  • Community organisation

Crime Stoppers

Crime Stoppers is a community program that helps the Queensland Police to solve crimes. This service can be used to report non-urgent crimes, criminal or suspicious activity.

Calls are not recorded, and you don’t have to give your name. You can keep your report confidential.

Website: Crimestoppers

Phone: 1800 333 000 (24/7)

  • Community organisation

Neighbourhood Watch

Neighbourhood Watch Queensland is a key crime prevention program run by the Queensland Police.

It encourages communities to join together small informal groups to collaboratively improve the safety of their families, neighbours as well as visitors to their neighbourhood.

  • Federal government

Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission

Manages the non-public Australian National Child Offender Register (ANCOR), a central database used by police to track and share intelligence across all states and territories.

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