Project Eyewatch - your link to local police

The NSW Police Force has more than 80 Facebook pages, including an eyewatch page covering your local area.

The NSW Police Facebook page has more than 80,000 fans and provides crime information, warnings and crime prevention tips that are of major or statewide significance

At the local community level we have eyewatch which has established a Facebook page in every Local Area Command (LAC).

eyewatch is all about connecting the local community with local police and has been an outstanding success to date with more than 60,000 people connected to their local police via Facebook.

You can ask you local police questions, seek advice or share crime and safety information. Police use eyewatch to let people know about local crimes and post photos of missing or wanted people.

eyewatch has breathed new life back into the very successful Neighbourhood Watch program. Instead of attending meetings in the local hall, you can now participate in crime prevention meetings online from your own home.

To find your local Eyewatch page, click on the link below to your Local Area Command then "like" the page. If you are unsure of the name of your Local Area Command, type in your postcode or suburb on our home page .

NB: It is important to remember that you should not use our Facebook pages to report crime or confidential information. If you wish to pass on information about a crime anonymously, please use this link. If it's an emergency, please contact Triple Zero (000).

5 reasons to follow NSW Police on Facebook

  1. Find out about crimes in your area
  2. Get emergency alerts and warnings
  3. Help us solve and prevent crime
  4. Ask us for advice or assistance
  5. Attend Eyewatch meetings (the online version of Neighbourhood Watch)