Neighbourhood Watch
Launched in 1972, Neighbourhood Watch counts on citizens to organise themselves and work with law enforcement to keep a trained eye and ear on their communities. Neighbourhood Watch works because it reduces opportunities for crime to occur.
Marino and Kingston Park is called Area 266
Neighbourhood Watch meets at Kingston House every quarter at 7pm for a 7.30pm meeting and produces a newsletter that is hand delivered to every post box by volunteers. The newsletter advertises meetings and publishes a crime summary of the Area. At each meeting a police officer attends and is always ready to answer questions about any aspect of policing.
For further information or to become involved contact Area Coordinator Gavin Breese on 0421 995 791
Marino and Kingston Park is called Area 266
Neighbourhood Watch meets at Kingston House every quarter at 7pm for a 7.30pm meeting and produces a newsletter that is hand delivered to every post box by volunteers. The newsletter advertises meetings and publishes a crime summary of the Area. At each meeting a police officer attends and is always ready to answer questions about any aspect of policing.
For further information or to become involved contact Area Coordinator Gavin Breese on 0421 995 791
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