Harrisville Rural Neighbourhood Watch

02/06/2026

Harrisville 👉 the Community Emergency Services Expo is back! 🚒🚑‍🚓

On Sunday 7 June, we’re joining forces with Rural Fire Brigades, Queensland Ambulance Service and the State Emergency Service for a fun, family-friendly afternoon of safety info and community connection.

📍 Royal Hotel Harrisville
🕚 11.00am – 4.00pm

Come down, meet your local emergency services and say hello. We’d love to see you there! 🤝

26/05/2026

Good morning everyone,

Just a reminder of our upcoming meeting on Wednesday 03/06/2026 at 7:30pm at the Harrisville school of arts hall.

This month, we are lucky enough to have a guest speaker joining us from the Harrisville Fire Station, Captain Graham Taylor will be attending to speak with us about smoke alarms, fire safety and provide information about battery charging.

We will also have Senior Constable Lisa Bowman attend to meet you all, who is our current relieving officer. Sergeant Jesse Shaw will also be in attendance to provide us all with a monthly update.

We hope to see you there.

25/05/2026

Hey everyone,

Check out this months Neighbourhood Watch Australasia newsletter

The May 2026 NHWA Journal is here!

In this issue:

🔒NSYHD Strengthens Home Security and Community Resilience
🏡Home ‘Crim’provement Campaign Encourages Safer Homes
🌐Supporting Online Safety for Young People
⚠️Online Shopping Scams: What You Need to Know
..and much more!

Free to read online - https://www.nhwa.com.au/news-media/journal/

Which story are you reading first?

Let us know in the comments 👇

03/05/2026

Hey everyone,

Meet Senior Constable Lisa Bowman. We are lucky enough to have Lisa join us for the next 3 months. Lisa comes from Calamvale Station and she has been loving the beautiful Scenic Rim so far.

If you see Lisa around, make sure you say g’day.

Drive safe everyone, LOTS of traffic on the roads with the Kalbar Sunflower Festival.

Take care,

Sergeant Jesse Shaw
Officer in Charge
Harrisville Police Station
Ph: 54671220

28/04/2026

A message from Sergeant Jesse Shaw - Harrisville Police:

Harrisville Police are currently investigating the stealing of a child’s pushbike from Queen Street, Harrisville. On Saturday 25 April 2026 (yes Anzac Day) at about 11:30pm, a male person has taken the poor child’s bike from the street.

If you have any information, please let police know. If you are the person who has stolen it, please return it to the child or return it to where you took it from, the child rides this bike daily and is dearly missing his bike!!!! Do the right thing and return it!

Thankyou.

Sgt Jesse Shaw

31/03/2026

Hi everyone,

A reminder of our next meeting coming up tomorrow night, Wednesday 1 April 2026 at the Harrisville School of Arts Hall at 7:30pm.

We hope to see you there.

09/03/2026

It’s Security Week! 🛡️🚗

Let’s keep shining the light on home and vehicle security today. Did you know that in Queensland, 1-in-2 cars are stolen using the owner’s keys?

✔ Always remove keys from vehicles.
✔ Place car keys in a hidden location.
✔ Lock exterior house doors and windows.
✔ Consider installing an alarm or motion sensor lighting.

Small actions can make a big difference in keeping your home and car safe!



https://www.nhwq.org/crime-prevention/

05/03/2026

Building stronger communities starts with small steps. Here are some handy tips to connect with your neighbours!!!

04/03/2026

Thank you to everyone that attended our meeting tonight, as always, it is appreciated, and hopefully you took something away from our meeting 💚

We were lucky enough to have Heather Wheel attend our meeting from University of the 3rd age, providing information about social events in the area, thank you Heather.

Eris Rashford (on behalf of the Harrisville Historical Society) was handed a certificate of appreciation for her assistance at our 35th anniversary by Sergeant Jesse Shaw and President Pam Lobwein. Thankyou Eris.

Sergeant Jesse Shaw was also elected as our Assistant Secretary. Thankyou Jesse.

See you all at our next meeting 💚

03/03/2026

See below map of our Neighbourhood Watch area.
This is week one of Neighbourhood Watch Month, which is connections week. First step in making those connections is knowing your area. Get out & about, meet your neighbours, introduce yourself, and come along to our meetings 💚

If you reside or work in the below areas, you fall within the Harrisville Rural Neighbourhood Watch group:
Coleyville, Goolman, Harrisville, Limestone Ridges, Milbong, Milora, Munbilla, Mutdapilly, Peak Crossing, Purga, Radford, Warrill View, Washpool, Wilsons Plains & Woolooman.