State government offers up to $250,000 for anti-crime projects under Community Safety Fund

July 12 2018 - 11:00am
LOCAL KNOWLEDGE: Rathmines residents discuss their crime and anti-social behaviour concerns with Senior Constable Sharm Whitehead, of Lake Macquarie Police District, at a community meeting last year. Picture: David Stewart
LOCAL KNOWLEDGE: Rathmines residents discuss their crime and anti-social behaviour concerns with Senior Constable Sharm Whitehead, of Lake Macquarie Police District, at a community meeting last year. Picture: David Stewart

THE state government is offering up to $250,000 in funding for security projects such as street lighting and CCTV cameras under the Community Safety Fund.

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