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The City of Stirling is dedicated to fostering a safer community through proactive programs, strong partnerships, and initiatives that empower residents and enhance local well-being. From crime prevention and emergency management to environmental safety and road awareness, our approach is built on collaboration, with the community, government agencies, and key stakeholders working together to create a secure and thriving city.
Know who to call when
Emergency 000 | Life-threatening situations
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| Police assistance 131 444 | Police attendance required.
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| Stirling Community Patrol 1300 365 356 | Stirling Community Patrol provide patrols 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
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Rebates and programs
Annual community safety events
Parking rules and tips
- We want to ensure the safety of all drivers and pedestrians within the City. Here are some of the most common parking problems encountered:
- Parking on a footpath: It’s an offence to park any part of your vehicle on or over a footpath, including where a footpath intersects or crosses a driveway.
- Vehicles parked against the flow of traffic/Facing the wrong direction:
- When parking a vehicle on the side of the road, it must be parked facing the direction the traffic is moving.
- Parking in bays set aside for people with disabilities (ACROD bays):
- These bays are easily identified with signage and bay markings
- Parking in these bays without the required permit carries a penalty of up to $5000
- Disability parking permit holders are allowed to park in a street or kerbside time-restricted area for double the signposted time, provided a valid parking session is active, where paid parking applies.
