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ACT Policing is the community policing arm of the AFP
We are responsible for providing quality and effective policing services to the ACT. We do this in partnership with the community and the ACT Government.
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Property Theft
Report non urgent property and retail theft -
Lost Property
Report lost property -
Property damage and vandalism
Report non urgent minor property damage and vandalism -
Dangerous driving
Make a report if you have footage of a dangerous driving incident and are willing to make a statement to police -
Petrol Drive Off
Online form to report a petrol drive off incident -
Historical Sexual Assault
Online form to report historical sexual assault -
ACT Crash Report
*You will be taken to the Access Canberra Website -
Information about a crime
* You will be taken to the Crime Stoppers ACT website
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Firearms Licences
Requirements, categories and how to apply -
Request for ACT Policing reports
Request a police report -
Community events and engagement
How to submit a request for police to attend an event in a public engagement capacity -
Service of subpoenas
How to serve a subpoena on ACT Policing -
Constable Kenny Visit
Request a presentation by Constable Kenny Koala (primary schools and early education only) -
Police services at a major event
Request policing services for a major event. Fees may apply -
Claim Compensation
If police have made an error that has caused you a financial loss or some other detriment, you might be able to make a claim for compensation -
National Police Check
Apply for a digital National Police Check. Fees apply -
Freedom of Information
Formally request access to any documents we hold under Freedom of Information Act 1982 -
Protection Orders
What is a protection order and how to apply -
Traffic Fines
* You will be taken to the Access Canberra website -
Criminal Infringement Notices
Fines that can be issued for offences that take place within the ACT or Jervis Bay Territory only.
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About a party
Use this form to tell police about a party you are hosting at a residence or local venue -
Update business keyholder
Use this form to provide police with a list of the names and after-hours contact details of business owners or others who access to your business premises -
Provide feedback
Compliments and complaints for ACT Policing
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NAIDOC Week 2025
This year marks an amazing 50 years of NAIDOC Week, Australia’s largest celebration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures.
NAIDOC Week offers everyone a renewed opportunity to show and share in our collective pride in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, history, and culture.
Latest news
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Have you seen Kayleigh?ACT Policing is seeking the public’s assistance to locate missing 13-year-old girl Kayleigh McCall-Fittock.Read more
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Have you seen Lillian Noble?ACT Policing is seeking the public’s assistance to locate missing 22-year-old woman Lillian Noble.Read more
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Stolen bikes and scooters recoveredACT Policing has recovered 15 bikes and e-bikes and five e-scooters following a search warrant at a serviced apartment last night.Read more
Quick Links
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Victims of crimeProcesses and support services
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Minimum Age of Criminal ResponsibilityOn 1 July 2025, the minimum age of criminal responsibility will increase from 12 years old to 14. This means that children under 14 years will not be criminally responsible for harmful behaviour. This is except for 12 and 13 year olds who commit certain exceptionally serious and intentionally violent offences.
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FirearmsInformation on illicit firearms, licence requirements, safety and Registry services.