Victoria Police Community Sentiment Survey opens
The Victoria Police annual Community Sentiment Survey has opened, with all Victorians invited to share their safety concerns, engagement preferences, and experiences of local police.
The online survey is running for the second time as a part of the Neighbourhood Policing Framework. Participant responses will be used by Victoria Police to improve future local safety plans and organisational priorities.
Submissions close April 30 with a summary of results to be provided on Engage Victoria as well as on local Victoria Police Eyewatch Facebook pages. •
Complete the survey:
engage.vic.gov.au/annual-victoria-police-community-sentiment-survey-2023
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