Newport Watch History

Newport Watch has recently been changed as a watch-and-report to Police in the usual legal manner.

See Neighbourhood Watch QLD – Redcliffe – Moreton for more guidance and information.

Newport Watch was the state’s longest-running Neighbourhood Watch program and was the reason for the formation of the NWPOA.
The Newport Waterways area continues to enjoy a very low crime rate due to the vigilance of members.
Members are informed on how to improve personal safety as well as household and boat security.
Neighbours look out for each other, reporting suspicious activity in real time via our closed Facebook group.
Newport Watch stickers identify member properties as a further deterrent.

Zones and Zone Captains no longer are defined. Please report any crime activities directly to Police.

Our Certificate Of Appreciation from Crime Stoppers.

Newport Watch was established and sponsored by the NWPOA Incorporated to prioritise security throughout the estate.

Newport Watch was a community watch program for the area, which had been divided into zones.

See the map to find out in which zone your property was located.

Newport Watch