❓ A parliamentary question seeks information on specific government programs and funding allocated to address graffiti in the Serpentine-Jarrahdale area. The response outlines a statewide strategy and general funding for graffiti reduction, but no specific programs for the electorate.
AnsweredQoN 2887Legislative Assembly
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(a) what actual programs and initiatives has the Government implemented to stop the occurrence of these crimes in this area (include actual funding allocated to these programs and the years for which the funding was provided);
(b) when these crimes have occurred, what actual programs and initiatives have been implemented to repair the damage caused by them in this electorate (include actual funding allocated to these programs and the years for which the funding was provided); and
(c) if no actual programs have been implemented for Serpentine-Jarrahdale, why is this?
(b) when these crimes have occurred, what actual programs and initiatives have been implemented to repair the damage caused by them in this electorate (include actual funding allocated to these programs and the years for which the funding was provided); and
(c) if no actual programs have been implemented for Serpentine-Jarrahdale, why is this?
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Answered
27 November 2007
Responded by
Minister for Police and Emergency Services
Response time
14 days
(a) There has not been any specific programs carried out on graffiti in Serpentine-Jarrahdale by the State Government however the Government has recently launched the Graffiti Vandalism Reduction Strategy which is a state-wide program on reducing graffiti. Work on a range of initiatives is in progress.
(b) The repair to property through graffiti vandalism is the responsibility of the property or asset owner. Since 2004, the Government has provided community grants totalling $1.5 million to tackle graffiti vandalism and designing out crime issues.
(c) The Government is working closely with many local and state government stakeholders in a collaborative approach to prevent and reduce the amount of graffiti right across Western Australia. Programs that will be specifically available at a local level over the next 12 months include:
Service Level Agreements between state agencies and local government for rapid removal of graffiti on state owned assets;
Industry training for professional and volunteer graffiti removalists;
Mobile Wireless CCTV Units being made available to local government for loan for hot spots;
Targeted Policing activites.
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(b) The repair to property through graffiti vandalism is the responsibility of the property or asset owner. Since 2004, the Government has provided community grants totalling $1.5 million to tackle graffiti vandalism and designing out crime issues.
(c) The Government is working closely with many local and state government stakeholders in a collaborative approach to prevent and reduce the amount of graffiti right across Western Australia. Programs that will be specifically available at a local level over the next 12 months include:
Service Level Agreements between state agencies and local government for rapid removal of graffiti on state owned assets;
Industry training for professional and volunteer graffiti removalists;
Mobile Wireless CCTV Units being made available to local government for loan for hot spots;
Targeted Policing activites.
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