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Victoria Police proudly serves the City of Ballarat, with police stations in:

- Ballarat
- Ballarat North
- Buninyong
- Learmonth
- Beaufort
- Lexton
- Avoca
- Landsborough

Make sure you’re on top of the latest community initiatives, crime prevention tips and general policing updates by following your local Eyewatch page! Never use social media to report an emergency.

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Police are investigating a fatal crash in Trawalla yesterday afternoon.Emergency services responded to reports a motorcy...
13/09/2026

Police are investigating a fatal crash in Trawalla yesterday afternoon.

Emergency services responded to reports a motorcycle had struck a pothole and lost control on the Western Highway, near Trawalla Road, just before 12.50pm.

Read more: https://www.police.vic.gov.au/fatal-crash-trawalla

A man has been charged following his arrest in the Ballarat area on Friday, as part of the Arson and Explosives Squad in...
13/09/2026

A man has been charged following his arrest in the Ballarat area on Friday, as part of the Arson and Explosives Squad investigation into several fires including one at a Melton store earlier this month that left a man with life threatening injuries.

Read more: https://www.police.vic.gov.au/omcg-warrant-delacombe-following-melton-and-taylors-lakes-store-fires

Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit an anonymous report online at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au

Detectives are appealing for public assistance to identify the driver involved in a hit-run collision in Delacombe earli...
13/09/2026

Detectives are appealing for public assistance to identify the driver involved in a hit-run collision in Delacombe earlier this year.

It is believed three offenders, an unknown male and two women, attended a tow yard on Elizabeth Street in Delacombe around 9.20pm where a recovered stolen Ford Ranger was being stored on Tuesday, 28 April.

Read more: https://www.police.vic.gov.au/detectives-seek-identity-delacombe-hit-run-driver

Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

On Thursday the 10th of September, Ballarat Highway Patrol members were conducting road safety patrols in the Alfredton ...
13/09/2026

On Thursday the 10th of September, Ballarat Highway Patrol members were conducting road safety patrols in the Alfredton area, in an unmarked police vehicle.

At about 7:30 pm, police were travelling southbound on Dyson Drive, when they were overtaken by a motorcycle in the 60 kmh speed zone.

Police members will allege that they locked the motorcycle at one point, on speed radar, travelling at 116 kmh in the 60 kmh zone.

The motorcycle was intercepted and police spoke to the rider, a 45-year-old male from Ballarat.

His motorcycle was impounded for a period of one calendar month, and with towing and storage costs exceeding $1400.

The male was interviewed roadside and released pending summons.

Welcome to the first edition of the Booze Bus Weekly Round Up.Between Monday the 31st of August to Sunday the 6th of Sep...
12/09/2026

Welcome to the first edition of the Booze Bus Weekly Round Up.

Between Monday the 31st of August to Sunday the 6th of September, our team were deployed around Melbourne, Geelong and regional Victoria.

During this period, Booze Bus operators detected a total of 18 drink driving offences, with multiple offenders detected in the Casey, Melton and Whitehorse areas.

Two notable readings of 0.141 and 0.139 resulted in drivers being banned on the spot from driving on our roads, with both to receive a summons to speak with a Magistrate in the near future.

Other drink driving offenders received either a Penalty Infringement Notice where eligible, or those with prior offences will be appearing before a Magistrate.

A further three drivers were detected for drug driving offences, with each driver returning positive oral fluid samples.

The team at Booze Bus can be anywhere at anytime, but we are also supported by local units such as Highway Patrol and Divisional Vans who also do great work in detecting drug and alcohol impaired drivers.

As the weather gets warmer, rest assured that drug and alcohol testing remains a priority to reduce road trauma and keep road users safe.

Good news! The Neighbourhood Policing Forum is coming to Ballarat for another year. This is your opportunity to talk to ...
12/09/2026

Good news! The Neighbourhood Policing Forum is coming to Ballarat for another year.

This is your opportunity to talk to local police about what issues are important to you.

* Crime trends
* Youth
* Family violence
* Road policing
* Drug and drug related crime

Scan the QR Code below and register your attendance for the Thursday the 15th of October event, or click the link below 👇🏼
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ballarat-psa-neighbourhood-policing-forum-tickets-1998519373244

Sending nudes can take a dangerous turn when a criminal threatens you for money or more photos. Don't pay, don't send mo...
11/09/2026

Sending nudes can take a dangerous turn when a criminal threatens you for money or more photos. Don't pay, don't send more pics. Take screenshots, block the sender, and talk to your family, police, and support services.

Your safety comes first.

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At about 12:50pm on Tuesday the 1st of September, a 20-year-old female entered an alcohol retailer in Bakery Hill.The fe...
10/09/2026

At about 12:50pm on Tuesday the 1st of September, a 20-year-old female entered an alcohol retailer in Bakery Hill.

The female was observed selecting numerous cans of mixed alcoholic drinks, before leaving the store after making no attempt to pay for them.

The female was confronted by a staff member and a customer.

Police will allege that a scuffle broke out and some of the drinks were removed from the female's bag and recovered.

The female is alleged to have then struck out at the staff member, punching them in the face, whilst holding keys, which caused an injury to the staff members face and eye.

The female is then alleged to have fled the store on foot.

On Wednesday the 2nd of September, Detectives from Ballarat CIU attended an address in Wendouree, where they located and arrested the 20-year-old female resident.

She was transported to the Ballarat Police Station for interview and was subsequently charged with the following offences;

▪Theft from shop
▪Recklessly cause injury
▪Assault with weapon
▪Commit Indictable whilst on bail

The female will appear at the Ballarat Magistrates Court at a later date.

Retail thefts often involve violent and aggressive behaviour, with offenders increasingly carrying weapons. These crimes...
10/09/2026

Retail thefts often involve violent and aggressive behaviour, with offenders increasingly carrying weapons. These crimes threaten frontline workers, customers, and the wider community.

The community plays a vital role in disrupting this offending. Every piece of information can help prevent the next theft or act of violence.

If you know something, say something. Report anonymously to Crime Stoppers Victoria.
In an emergency, always call Triple Zero (000).

Recently, the Ballarat Highway Patrol have been conducting a road policing operation with assistance from units right ac...
09/09/2026

Recently, the Ballarat Highway Patrol have been conducting a road policing operation with assistance from units right across the Ballarat Police Service Area.

On Monday the 7th of September, members were patrolling the Western Highway at Warrenheip.

At about 6:30pm, they observed a red VW Golf hatchback travelling at a fast rate of speed.

The VW was locked on speed radar, allegedly travelling at 131 kmh, in an 80 kmh speed zone.

The vehicle was intercepted by police who spoke to the driver, a 19-year-old male.

His vehicle was subsequently impounded for a period of one calendar month and with towing and storage costs in excess of $1400.

The driver was interviewed and released pending summons for offences including exceeding the sign posted speed limit and driving at a speed dangerous.

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Ballarat Police Station, 10/20 Dana Street
Ballarat, VIC
3350

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