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22.01.2022 Happy Friday Surry Hills! This week Superintendent Tim Beattie and Detective Inspector Mick Fuller bring you the weekly update from the Sydney Cricket Ground. This week was about the increased heat bringing more people outdoors and remembering to comply with the Covid-19 requirements. Also remember to look after one another. We hope you enjoy your weekend

22.01.2022 Today is the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. Everyone deserves a life free from violence. If you are experiencing domestic or family violence, we encourage you to speak out. If you or your family are in immediate danger, call Triple Zero (000).

20.01.2022 The kids having fun at the Ninja Warrior Program at Woolloomooloo PCYC

17.01.2022 Great image from Mounted Unit - NSW Police Force

17.01.2022 Surry Hills PAC police are investigating the alleged theft of a dog from outside a unit block in Riley Street Surry Hills. This occurred near the intersection of Riley Street and Fitzroy Street in Surry Hills. The dog was found missing about 5.30pm on Wednesday 18 November 2020. It is believed that the dog had been tied up near the unit block and was found missing a short time later. The dog is described as being a Brindle Staffy Cross, 15 months old named "Bitza". ... Anyone with information in relation to this is asked to contact Surry Hills PAC Police on 02 9265 4144 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

09.01.2022 Keep an eye on the weather as BOM has released Thunderstorm Forecast warnings.

09.01.2022 Hello Surry Hills. This week, Superintendent Tim Beattie speaks about property offences and warns the community to secure your bicycles and valuables. We want to work with the community and encourage you to notify police when crime is occurring. Stay safe and enjoy your weekend!

09.01.2022 Have a happy and safe Diwali this weekend. Some great advice below about keeping safe. #Diwali

03.01.2022 If you are celebrating Diwali some good advice below from Multicultural NSW

03.01.2022 Residents across New South Wales are urged to monitor weather reports and health advice as the state is expected to experience heatwave conditions in the coming days. The Bureau of Meteorology warns temperatures are generally expected to increase over the weekend. As the weather heats up, motorists are also reminded it’s not only an offence for children or pets to be left unattended in a vehicle, it can be deadly.... Everyone needs to take care in hot weather, but some people are at higher risk of heat illness, especially if they are older, live alone or are socially-isolated. Remember to; Stay well-hydrated Avoid alcohol and hot or sugary drinks Limit your physical activity Try to stay out of the sun during the hottest part of the day Wear light, loose-fitting clothing made from natural fibres like cotton Regularly check your forecasts from the Bureau of Meteorology on radio, TV, internet or App Get advice from your doctor about whether your medication and/or your medical conditions may affect what you should do if it gets extremely hot Make sure you know who you are going to call (who may need help, and who could provide help to you if needed); make a list of telephone numbers and make sure they are current. If you can, it's a good idea to spend some time in an air-conditioned building. For more information please refer to the Beat the Heat website: https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/environment/beattheheat Livestock and pet owners are also being urged to ensure adequate clean water is always available and that shading is provided where possible. Additionally, no animals should be left in confined, unventilated areas. Members of the public should also regularly visit the Rural Fire Service website at www.rfs.nsw.gov.au for updated bush fire warnings and information. For updated weather forecasts and warnings visit www.bom.gov.au.