❓ Question on Notice regarding policing in Armadale, specifically move-on notices issued on Jull Street, police unit availability, and meetings between the Minister and local business owners. The response provides data on move-on notices and police staffing, but declines to provide specific unit availability.
AnsweredQoN 2386Legislative Council
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I refer to the Armadale Police Station, and I ask: (a) how many "Move On Notices" have been issued to remove people from the Jull Street shops in Armadale in the last six months; (b) how many police units were available for tasking on day shift, 12 August 2019; (c) has the Minister held any meetings in the last six months with business owners on Jull Street; and (d) if yes to (c), will the Minister please provide a list of the business names?
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Answered
18 September 2019
Responded by
Minister for Environment representing the Minister for Police
Response time
9 days
The Western Australian Police Force advise:
(a) For the period January to June 2019, 184 move on notices were issued to remove people from the Jull Street shopping precinct in Armadale.
(b) Specific information relating to staffing levels at individual business units is not publically released.
In 2018, the Commissioner of Police created the Armadale policing district. As at 12 August 2019, there were 280 authorised full time equivalent police allocated to the Armadale Police District (including Superintendent, Inspectors, Senior Sergeant, Sergeant and Constables). The Armadale Police District provides policing services 24 hours a day seven days a week in accordance with demand.
(c)-(d) The Minister spoke at a community safety forum in Jull St, Armadale, in 2018, organised by Dr Tony Buti, MLA, Memebr for Armadale. Local business owners participated, along with other memebrs of the public.
(a) For the period January to June 2019, 184 move on notices were issued to remove people from the Jull Street shopping precinct in Armadale.
(b) Specific information relating to staffing levels at individual business units is not publically released.
In 2018, the Commissioner of Police created the Armadale policing district. As at 12 August 2019, there were 280 authorised full time equivalent police allocated to the Armadale Police District (including Superintendent, Inspectors, Senior Sergeant, Sergeant and Constables). The Armadale Police District provides policing services 24 hours a day seven days a week in accordance with demand.
(c)-(d) The Minister spoke at a community safety forum in Jull St, Armadale, in 2018, organised by Dr Tony Buti, MLA, Memebr for Armadale. Local business owners participated, along with other memebrs of the public.
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