Community Health and Safety

Providing a safer community for all

Campbelltown City Council is committed to building a community where residents and visitors alike feel safe and protected.

Council's Community Safety Officers work in collaboration with NSW Police, NSW Attorney Generals Department, local Not for Profit Organisations along with various community groups and teams within Council to develop and deliver programs and initiatives that focus on crime prevention and promoting community safety.

Council, in consultation with the Community Safety Sub Committee, Police, NSW Attorney Generals Department and the community have developed a Crime Prevention Plan (2015 -2018) to address identified issues within the local community.

Crime Prevention Plan

Our work is guided by the City's Crime Prevention Plan which outlines the following core activities and initiatives:

  • Home Break and Enter Prevention Project
  • Crime prevention through environmental design services
  • Safety audits
  • CCTV implementation
  • School Community Safety Education Programs
  • Park Smart project
  • Facilitation of the Community Safety Sub Committee

For further information please contact our Community and Road Safety Officer on 02 4645 4220.

Reporting Anti-Social Behaviour

In the event of an emergency, call 000. To report incidents requiring Police assistance such as malicious damage including graffiti, stealing, motor vehicle/vessel theft or lost property, call the Police Assistance Line on 131 444.

Damage to Council assets and facilities can be reported directly to Police on 131 444 and Council on 02 4645 4579.

Domestic and Family Violence

Domestic and family violence is a crime and Council takes a stand against it. If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic and family violence, help and support is available.

Get Help Now

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic and family violence, help and support is available. Get help now.

Council's Support for Women

Throughout the year Council’s Community Life team facilitate or are involved in various projects focusing on women.

Mental Health and Wellbeing

Organisations and support groups offering a range of support services and programs.

Support for Men

Throughout the year Council’s Community Life team facilitate or are involved in various projects focusing on supporting men. You will also find services and groups for further information.

Campbelltown Domestic Violence Committee

The Campbelltown Domestic Violence Committee page for external government, nongovernment and community stakeholders register and apply for membership. Council convenes the Committee monthly.

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