Get ready for a tail-wagging good time as Dogs on Patrol returns to Calamvale on Saturday, July 5, offering a unique opportunity for locals to mingle with their neighbourhood police officers – with their pups in tow.
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Hosted by South Brisbane Crime Prevention and local police, the event will run from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Calamvale District Park, near the new off-leash dog area. The casual morning gathering aims to build stronger connections between the community and police, while promoting personal safety tips for when you’re out and about – especially when walking your dog.
There’ll be no speeches, no formalities, just a relaxed environment to talk with officers, raise any local concerns, and learn more about keeping yourself – and your pets – safe.
The fun doesn’t stop there. Attendees can expect a host of dog-themed displays, opportunities to meet Queensland Police Service (QPS) dogs and their handlers, and even walk away with a free Dogs on Patrol dog tag. But be quick – only 500 tags are available on the day, and they tend to go fast!
The event also brings together a range of community partners, further reinforcing the strong bond between residents, services, and safety initiatives. Whether you’re a dog owner, dog lover, or simply someone who enjoys a friendly community outing, Dogs on Patrol promises something for everyone.
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For more information or to report non-urgent matters, visit www.police.qld.gov.au/reporting. To share crime tips anonymously, head to www.crimestoppersqld.com.au or call 1800 333 000.
Don’t miss your chance to join in on this paw-some community initiative that blends fun, fur, and friendly policing. Grab the leash, round up the family, and head down to Calamvale District Park – your local police and their canine colleagues can’t wait to meet you.
Published 30-June-2025
