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Community Health and Safety

Gunnedah Crime Prevention Working Group

The Gunnedah Crime Prevention Working Group was formed in 2000 and is an advisory group of Council that meets bi-monthly. The Working Group adopts a whole of community approach to enhancing community safety and has been associated with a number of initiatives including the following:

  • The adoption, by Council, of the Crime Prevention Plan 2014- 2017 and the implementation of key strategies under the Plan
  • Lobbying to state and federal members of Parliament for enhancements to community safety initiatives and policy, in particular domestic and family violence
  • Delivery of a range of community consultations including safety surveys and workshops
  • Implementation of a CBD CCTV Program in Gunnedah CBD and surrounds
  • Input into the ongoing implementation of Alcohol Free Zones
  • Input to a range of community safety related grant applications
  • Gunny Get You Home Safe and Gunny Get Your Home Secure initiatives

The membership of the Working Group is broad and consists of the following:

  • Councillors
  • Council Staff
  • Aboriginal representatives
  • Youth representatives
  • Community representatives
  • Oxley Local Area Command representatives
  • Gunnedah Rural Health Service
  • Gunnedah PCYC
  • Gunnedah & District Chamber of Commerce & Industry Inc.
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Crime Prevention Working Group Brochure.pdf
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06/03/2018

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