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Victoria Police works to keep you and your community safe, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

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Community updates

  • Two police officers talk to two elderly community members.

    World Elder Abuse Awareness

    This June, identify the signs of elder abuse to ensure older Victorians in your community are treated with dignity and respect.

  • Police car driving on wet roads.

    Winter and snow safety

    As winter begins, find tips for staying safe in colder, wetter conditions - whether you are driving to the snow, staying home, or travelling to find the sun.

  • Two PSOs patrolling the train station.

    Increased PSO support on public transport

    Our protective services officers patrol train stations, trains, trams and major bus interchanges across Victoria, working to keep you safe.

Popular topics

  • Firearms licensing

    Learn about the Licensing and Regulation Division, including information about firearms and regulation and licence requirements.

  • Apply for a National Police Check

    Apply for a National Police Check and receive a National Police Certificate containing an official record of any disclosable criminal history.

  • Private security

    Learn about the different types of private security licences in Victoria and the roles you can perform with each one.

Creating safer communities

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Text STOPIT to report bad behaviour on PT

Report non-urgent unwanted sexual and anti-social behaviour on public transport, and help us prevent, investigate, and catch offenders.

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Start your policing career

Check what it takes to be a Victoria Police officer and how to apply and explore a career with purpose and benefits that will make a real difference in the community.

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Report a non-urgent crime

Report non-urgent crimes or events anytime with our 24/7 Online Reporting service or by calling our Police Assistance Line on 131 444.

Crime prevention and safety

Electric bike (e-bike) safety

How to stay safe when riding a legal e-bike on Victorian public roads and footpaths, and how to report dangerous riders.

Online marketplace safe exchange sites

Exchange items from online marketplaces at one of 35 Safer Exchange Sites across Victoria.

Cybercrime, fraud, scams, and online safety

Learn how to prevent and report cybercrime, online abuse, fraud, and in-person scams.

Sexual offences and child abuse

Information about sexual offences and child abuse, including understanding consent, terminology and reporting to Victoria Police.

Motor vehicle theft

Crime prevention tips on how to protect your car from theft, and what to do if your car is stolen.

Family violence safety notices and intervention orders

Learn about family violence safety notices and intervention orders, and when they apply.

Find more crime prevention, reporting, resources, and safety information.

The latest news from Victoria Police

Breaking news

Discover the latest updates, news, and official media releases direct from Victoria Police.

Current road toll figures

The current road fatality statistics and information about how to stay safe as a driver, passenger, motorcyclist, cyclist or pedestrian.

Public notices

Past and upcoming Victoria Police declarations under the various statutes, and the relevant dates and locations.

Police Life: Our people, our stories

Police Life: Our people, our stories is where you'll find Victoria Police’s podcast and in-depth articles about police, protective services officers and support staff across the state.

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