Crime Prevention in Armadale
Working Together for a Safer Community
Crime prevention is a shared responsibility. While the Western Australia Police Force (WAPOL) is responsible for law enforcement and responding to crime, everyone can play a role in creating a safer community.
The City of Armadale supports crime prevention by sharing trusted information, promoting community safety initiatives, and helping residents access resources and support services.
This page brings together practical advice, local information and links to official resources to help residents prevent crime, protect their property and know where to seek assistance.
Community Safety Starts with You
Strong communities are built on connected neighbours, informed residents and shared responsibility.
By securing your property, reporting suspicious behaviour, supporting local initiatives and looking out for one another, you can help contribute to a safer Armadale.
Know Who to Contact
Knowing who to contact can help ensure issues are responded to quickly and by the appropriate agency.
Emergency or crime in progress
Call 000
Non-urgent police assistance or to report a crime
Police Assistance: 131 444
Report information anonymously
Crime Stoppers: 1800 333 000
Family and domestic violence support
1800RESPECT: 1800 737 732
State Government Family & Domestic Violence Support
Child protection concerns
Department of Communities – Child Protection: 1800 273 889
Crisis support and mental health assistance
Lifeline: 13 11 14
Ranger-related matters (e.g. abandoned vehicles, parking issues, local law matters)
City of Armadale Rangers: 9394 5000
General City of Armadale enquiries
City of Armadale: 9394 5000
Not sure who to contact?
If there is an immediate threat to life, property or public safety, call 000. For crime prevention advice, support services and non-urgent reporting, refer to the relevant organisations linked throughout this page. These agencies are responsible for providing the most current information, advice and assistance.
The City is committed to helping residents access trusted crime prevention information and support. While this page provides a useful starting point, the organisations linked throughout this page are responsible for crime prevention programs, support services and reporting pathways, and will always have the most current information available.
Looking for more information?
We’ve brought together useful crime prevention tips, resources and reporting information on this page to make it easy to find what you need during the campaign. For more information about community safety, crime prevention and the City’s ongoing initiatives, visit the City's website 👉 https://my.armadale.wa.gov.au/service/community-support-and-development/security-safety-and-crime-prevention/.
Please note: This page will be archived at the conclusion of the campaign. Ongoing information and resources will continue to be available on the City's website as above.