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Neighbourhood Watch

Neighbourhood Watch is an important crime prevention initiative involving the community and supported by police. It encourages people in the community to work together to reduce crime by being observant, reporting anything suspicious and educating other members of the community. Neighbourhood watch is a deterrent to thieves and makes the community feel safer. Having a Neighbourhood Watch sign in your street sends a clear message to criminals that your neighbourhood is being watched for any suspicious activity.

Holroyd Community Neighbourhood Watch meets quarterly at the Merrylands Police Station to discuss crime prevention and increase community awareness.

This executive committee produces the newsletter Crime Watch News. This newsletter is forwarded to all rate payers in the Holroyd LGA.

If you would like more information about meetings or the newsletter please email holroydnhw@yahoo.com.au or contact the Crime Prevention Officer at the Holroyd Local Area Command on 9897 4850.

Community Centres and Activities

Taking up a hobby, meeting new people or learning about something new can help keep both the body and mind active and healthy.

By getting involved in the community, you can have a positive input into changing things that hurt your neighbourhood.

• For information on how to be a Volunteer in Policing, visit NSW Police or contact the Crime Prevention Officer of the Holroyd Local Area Command on 9897 4850
• For information on volunteering at a local school, visit Timehelp.
  

Download a copy of the Holroyd Senior’s Recreation Directory for information on social groups and activities.

For more information on, contact Holroyd City Council’s Aged and Disability Services on 9840 9977.