ACT Region Crime Stoppers

21/10/2026

📞 Know who to call. Make the right call.

🚨 Triple Zero – 000
For emergencies when life or property is threatened, or urgent police, fire or ambulance assistance is needed.

👮 Police Assistance – 131 444
To report a crime or request police assistance when it’s not an emergency.

🔎 Crime Stoppers – 1800 333 000
To share information about unsolved crime or suspicious activity that is no longer happening. You can remain anonymous.

Save these numbers and share this post to help others know who to call.

21/10/2026

Your bike is one of the easiest things to steal and one of the hardest things to get back. Bikelinc changes that.

By registering your bike, police can quickly confirm ownership if it is recovered, and it helps stop stolen bikes from being resold. It only takes a couple of minutes and gives you a real chance of getting your bike back if the worst happens.

If you love your bike, link it. Register now at bikelinc.com.au

19/10/2026

School zones aren’t a race track.

Kids can be unpredictable. That’s why slowing down, staying alert and putting the phone away matters, especially around schools.

A few extra seconds can make a life-changing difference.
Slow down. Stay alert. Get everyone home safely.



https://www.crimestoppersact.com.au or call 1800 333 000.

18/10/2026

Not every message is what it seems. Criminals often use social media and messaging apps to promote fake jobs and easy money offers. Before you reply, take a moment to check who you’re dealing with. It might be a trap.

Learn more at https://www.crimestoppersact.com.au/campaign/money-trap/

03/10/2026

See something? Hear something? Say something. Contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or make a report at CrimeStoppersACT.com.au

27/09/2026

If something doesn't feel right, trust your instincts.

Legitimate employers and businesses won't pressure you into making rushed decisions or sharing access to your bank account.

If you're unsure, pause, ask questions and seek advice before responding. It might avoid getting caught in a money trap.

Know the signs https://www.crimestoppersact.com.au/campaign/money-trap/

25/09/2026

Heading away for the September school holidays? Before you go, take a moment to secure your home: lock all doors and windows, remove spare keys, tidy up valuables, and let a trusted neighbour know you’ll be away.

If you notice unusual behaviour in your street while preparing to travel, share what you know with Crime Stoppers.

23/09/2026

Crime Stoppers is here to help keep the ACT safe. When something doesn’t look right, when you hear information that could assist police, or when you notice behaviour that concerns you, you can share what you know anonymously.

Your information could be the missing piece that helps prevent harm or solve a case.

21/09/2026

The ACT Government is offering rewards of up to $500,000 for information that leads to the successful prosecution of those responsible for the deaths or disappearances of five individuals.

Anyone with any information about any of these matters is being urged to provide their details to Crime Stoppers.

The ACT government is offering rewards of up to half a million dollars for information about five missing people "that leads to the successful prosecutions of persons responsible".

21/09/2026

What is a money trap?
A money trap is an offer that looks genuine but is designed to draw you into criminal activity.

It might be a fake job, an easy money offer or someone asking to use your bank account. If something doesn't feel right, stop and check before saying yes.

https://www.crimestoppersact.com.au/campaign/money-trap/