Peninsula Security Services

03/01/2026

19/12/2025

Helping everyone stay safe: Escape. Hide. Tell.

Although Australia is a safe country, armed attacks can happen, and we need to do what we can to help prevent and prepare for them.

This advice is being provided so you are prepared if there is an incident, not because we are expecting one. The messaging provides simple and practical steps for people to follow in the event of an armed attack:

ESCAPE — move away from danger as quickly and quietly as possible and encourage others to do the same, but only if it's safe to do so.
HIDE — stay out of sight and silence your mobile phone.
TELL — call Emergency Services on Triple Zero (000) when it is safe.

By familiarising yourself with Escape. Hide. Tell. you will be better prepared to help protect yourself and others in an emergency – wherever you are.

You can explore and find new resources here: nationalsecurity.gov.au

04/12/2025

VIC - Tough New Retail Crime Laws Pass Parliament

Abusing shop assistants, assaulting retail workers and security staff, threatening rideshare drivers and even throwing coffee at waiters will now mean serious consequences under new laws passed by the Victorian Government. The Crimes Amendment (Retail, Fast Food, Hospitality and Transport Worker Harm) Act 2025 creates new offences to crack down on abuse, threats and assaults against customer-facing workers - from retail and hospitality staff to security, cleaners, delivery riders, taxi and rideshare drivers, public transport operators and even contractors working on-site. The laws which will be in place ahead of the busy Christmas season, include a serious new indictable offence will apply to anyone who assaults or threatens to assault a retail, fast food, hospitality or transport worker. Those charged face up to five years’ imprisonment under this offence.

Separate summary offences will also apply for lower-level assaults and threatening or intimidating conduct – including profane, obscene or insulting language – with penalties of up to six months’ jail. These offences have a lower threshold to give police a flexible range of options to intervene early and protect workers.

ASIAL has long advocated for greater protection of frontline security personnel and has welcomed the announcement.

21/10/2025

21/10/2025

We’re live! 🎉

Today marks the exciting launch of our brand-new website! Check it out via the link below — we can’t wait for you to explore what we’ve been working on.

A huge thank you to Pier Marketing for bringing our vision to life — you’ve been amazing!

Don’t forget to show us some love and follow along on Facebook and Instagram for all our latest updates. Your support means the world to us, and we’re so grateful to everyone who’s been part of this journey.

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25/04/2025

25/07/2024

MORNINGTON PENINSULA CCTV REGISTER!

Police Stations across the Mornington Peninsula would like to connect with community to broaden our ability to solve local crime through residential and commercial CCTV.

With a strong victim-centric focus on policing we want to leverage off existing technology to improve our response and add to our toolkit of crime prevention options within the Mornington Peninsula.

Working with our community will enhance our ability to not only solve but prevent crime and reduce harm to the community by working together.

This is how it would work👇

• Residents of the Mornington Peninsula Community contact your local Police Station via phone or email and make them aware of any CCTV you may have at home or work.
• Any CCTV that is covering driveways, front yards, street, rear laneways etc. Security doorbells that activate when pressed would also be useful.
• Police record that information on a secure database.
• When a crime occurs within the community, police can refer to the database to see if there is any CCTV in and around the location of the offence.
• Police would then contact the resident to see if any footage can be located and would be perused to ascertain if it is of benefit to an investigation.

If you would like to add your CCTV details to the police database then please email the following email address, with the following details:

[email protected]

• Name and contact details
• Location of the camera- area of view
• Storage life of the footage

On behalf of the Mornington Peninsula Local Area Command, we thank you for assisting with community safety. 😀

24/07/2024

On International Security Officers Day, Peninsula Security Services would like to say thank you to all Security Officers who work hard to keep people and communities safe.

Your dedication and commitment is always appreciated, and so on this day we commend you all for the professionalism you display in exercising your duties.

20/07/2024

Mornington Peninsula Crime Investigation Unit detectives have charged a man with 41 offences following a series of…

09/07/2024

Detectives are investigating a series of linked smash and grab incidents across the Mornington Peninsula early this morning.

Police were called on each occasion following reports a group of up to four males smashed their way into closed service stations on Tuesday 9 July between 12.10 and 1.05am.

It is believed the offenders used a hammer to smash the front windows of the stores to gain entry before they made off with quantities of ci******es and prepaid mobile phones.

The offenders, who have been described as teenagers, were wearing dark clothing and were last seen leaving the incidents in a grey Mazda sedan.

Anyone who witnessed the incidents or with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or visit Crime Stoppers at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au

More: https://www.police.vic.gov.au/series-smash-and-grabs-across-mornington-peninsula

25/01/2024

Happy Australia Day 😀

26/11/2023

Schoolies celebrations are in full swing for year 12 students across the state and our officers are here to help create a safe environment for everyone, plus enjoy the picturesque landscapes across our coastline.

Remember – wherever you choose to celebrate:
🎓 respect the community you’re in
🎓 respect the safety of those around you, and
🎓 help us ensure everyone has the chance to celebrate safely.

And in an emergency, always call 📞 Triple Zero (000).

For tips on how to have a safe night out, including maintaining your personal safety and watching out for your friends' head to ➡ www.police.vic.gov.au/staying-safe-school-leaver-celebrations