❓ Question regarding the potential closure/amalgamation of a police station and the timeline for a new police station in Kalamunda. The Minister confirms no closure is planned and that a redevelopment is a mid-level priority.
AnsweredQoN 3319Legislative Assembly
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(a) is any consideration being given to closure or amalgamation with another station;
(b) if yes to (a), why and what are the details;
(c) if no to (a), will the Minister guarantee that the station will remain open for at least the next five years; and
(d) when will a new police station in Kalamunda be constructed?
(b) if yes to (a), why and what are the details;
(c) if no to (a), will the Minister guarantee that the station will remain open for at least the next five years; and
(d) when will a new police station in Kalamunda be constructed?
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Answered
1 May 2008
Responded by
Minister for Police and Emergency Services
Response time
22 days
(a) No
(b) Not Applicable
(c) - (d) A redevelopment proposal for the Kalamunda Police Station is a mid-level priority for WA Police.
The Commissioner of Police is responsible for the allocation of police services state-wide and allocates resources accordingly. WA Police undertake continual monitoring to determine the ongoing demand for policing services in each Police district and to ensure responsive policing service is provided to the areas of greatest need. Individual police stations are also subject to workload reviews on a regular basis to ensure available resources have been appropriately allocated.
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(b) Not Applicable
(c) - (d) A redevelopment proposal for the Kalamunda Police Station is a mid-level priority for WA Police.
The Commissioner of Police is responsible for the allocation of police services state-wide and allocates resources accordingly. WA Police undertake continual monitoring to determine the ongoing demand for policing services in each Police district and to ensure responsive policing service is provided to the areas of greatest need. Individual police stations are also subject to workload reviews on a regular basis to ensure available resources have been appropriately allocated.
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