Local councils and community groups are being urged to become actively involved in local crime prevention programs by applying for the Coalition Government’s extremely popular Community Safety Fund grants.

The Victorian Coalition Government’s Graffiti Removal Plan has now cleaned up 1.5 million square metres worth of graffiti since the program started.

The Victorian Coalition Government has awarded more than $2.1 million in funding for local projects to address violence against women and their children in Koori communities.

Crime Prevention Minister Andrew McIntosh today presented Redan Football Club’s Damien Horbury with the 2012 Wingman Off-Field Champion Player of the Year award.

The Coalition Government has today announced the latest recipients of funding from its hugely popular Community Safety Fund (CSF) grants.

Local and community-based projects will receive $300,000 to wipe out and help prevent unsightly graffiti under the latest round of the Victorian Coalition Government’s graffiti grants, Minister for Crime Prevention Andrew McIntosh announced today.

Crime Prevention Minister Andrew McIntosh today attended the launch of a new, interactive anti-violence program for teenage girls, which teaches them valuable skills and techniques to avoid violent situations.

The Coalition Government has awarded family violence prevention funding to bodies across Victoria as part of its recently released action plan on violence against women and children.

Minister for Crime Prevention Andrew McIntosh has paid tribute to some of football’s leading wingmen, including Richmond’s Trent Cotchin, as part of the Coalition Government’s popular Wingman anti-violence campaign.

A group of Maryborough teenagers has helped Crime Prevention Minister Andrew McIntosh launch a new campaign highlighting the benefits of dispute resolution.

Minister for Crime Prevention Andrew McIntosh today called for applications for the latest rounds of two popular Victorian Coalition Government crime prevention grants.

Two of the Victorian Coalition Government's popular crime prevention grant programs are again open for applications from across Victoria.

Crime Prevention Minister Andrew McIntosh today joined the Melbourne Vixens netball team to call on young Victorian women to join the anti-violence Wingman campaign.

New CCTV cameras will be installed in Traralgon's CBD to help improve public safety, especially for those enjoying a night out.

The Coalition Government has funded new security measures for the Rosedale Racecourse Reserve to deter anti-social behaviour and improve community safety.

Crime Prevention Minister Andrew McIntosh today launched a new anti-violence campaign calling on young Victorians to look out for their mates while having a night out.

Public safety in Colac's CBD will be enhanced with the Victorian Coalition Government today fulfilling its election promise to provide funding for the installation of CCTV cameras.

The Victorian Coalition Government is providing $330,000 to install CCTV cameras in Melbourne's famous Chapel Street entertainment precinct.

The Coalition Government today announced funding to install CCTV cameras in the entertainment precinct in Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn.