City of Armadale

Security Incentive Scheme - Open 1 July 2025

The City of Armadale's Security Incentive Scheme offers rebates to help residents improve the level of security within their home by installing security devices. Rebates up to the value of $200 (or $250 for approved concession card holders) are available for the following home security devices:

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Home intruder alarms
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CCTV systems
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Keyed window locks
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Security sensor lights
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Security screen doors
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Security window screens
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Roller shutters
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Video doorbells
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Meter Box Security
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Door deadlocks
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Residents are only eligible for a rebate every five years. Please note that as this scheme has a limited budget, the City provides no guarantee that a security rebate can be provided to all applicants if the allocated budget is fully expended prior to the end of the financial year.

How to apply

There are 2 ways to apply.

1. You can complete the online form below and attach your required documents. Questions with a red asterisk (*) must be answered for your form to submit successfully.

Security Incentive Scheme online Application Form

2. Download the PDF Application Form below and email your completed form to info@armadale.wa.gov.au, mail to Locked Bag 2, Armadale WA 6992, or drop it off at City of Armadale Administration Centre, 7 Orchard Ave, Armadale.

Hardcopy forms can also be collected from the City of Armadale Administration Centre.

PDF Form Security Incentive Scheme 2025 / 2026

WA Seniors Card Member - State Government Safety and Security Rebate

If you are a WA Seniors Card member, you can also apply to receive the Safety and Security Rebate which allows a claim of up to $400 per household towards the purchase of eligible home security or safety item. For Terms and Conditions and information about each eligible item please visit the Government of Western Australia website here.

Community Safety Handbook

The City of Armadale has developed a Community Safety Handbook to help promote a safer community. Download PDF below. Hard copies are also available from the City of Armadale Administration Centre or you can email csadministration@armadale.wa.gov.au to request that a hard copy be posted to you.

PDF Community Safety Handbook 2024

Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) Cocooning Project

The City of Armadale CPTED pilot project is designed to reduce the opportunities of crime and to improvement in the quality of life in the entire City. The four main principles of CPTED are Natural surveillance, Access control, Territorial reinforcement and Space management. You can email info@armadale.wa.gov.au to request an appointment for a free safety audit of your property.

Home Safety Checklist

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Home Safety Audit Request Form

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Business Safety Checklist

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Reduce your risk

There are many simple changes you can make to reduce the risk of crime in and around your community.

When you are home

Some general home security tips to be aware of include:

Ensure doors and windows are locked at all times

Make sure your house and street number are clearly visible from the street

Empty your letterbox regularly and make sure it is secured

Lock all gates, garage doors and sheds when not in use

Install a monitored alarm system and/or security light to deter intruders

Ensure doors and windows are fitted with security screens

Avoid hiding a set of house or car keys outside of your home

Engrave and photograph your valuables in case of theft

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Record serial numbers of valuables
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Get to know your neighbours
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Become a member of Neighbourhood Watch
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When you are away

If you are going away:

Inform your neighbours and get them to keep watch of your property

Arrange for someone to collect your mail regularly

Leave a spare set of keys with a friend or family member

Cancel any regular deliveries such as newspapers

Set timers for your TV and lights to switch on and off at regular times

Before you leave ensure all windows and doors are secure

More information and contacts

Visit the 'Working together to fight crime' page to find out about programs and initiatives you can get involved in. Emergency contacts

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WA Police 131 444
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Emergency 000
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Crime Stoppers 1800 333 000
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