Eyewatch in CBD
Victoria Police has rolled out “Eyewatch” in the CBD and across the City of Melbourne for citizens to help protect neighbourhood safety.
The Melbourne Eyewatch Facebook page connects the local police with the community, and can help with crime prevention and solving crimes in the local area.
The CBD is the latest area to join the 54 regions of Eyewatch, which has a combined following of 347,000.
Resident will be kept up to date with community initiatives, safety and crime prevention information and general policing updates.
Follow Eyewatch Melbourne on facebook.com/eyewatchmelbourne
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