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Halloway City Council~6 min

Where do you avoid after dark, and what would actually change it?

Council is writing a safety plan for the town centre after dark. Mark where you avoid, say what would change it, and set the measure the plan gets checked against later.

What you can change

  1. 01Which places the safety plan is written about
  2. 02What council thinks the problem is, before anybody writes an action
  3. 03What the measure is, which is what the plan gets checked against later

What Halloway City Council has already decided

  • Policing. It is a state service and council cannot direct it.
  • Liquor licensing hours, which are set by the state regulator.
  • That this campaign decides nothing. It feeds the safety plan drafted next year.
  • The three CCTV cameras already installed, under contract to 2030.

What you'll do

  1. 1Put a pin where it actually happens, and say what it is
  2. 2A few quick questions about you
  3. 3One question we ask every time, so we can see if it moved
  4. 4Check what you said, then send it

Timeline and impact

  • You hear back by 4 December 2026
  • Part of ongoing work. This is paid for from the ongoing budget — regular work, not a special project — and it's happening. How the money is spent isn't what you're being asked about.
Who this is for

People aged 15 to 24 who come into Halloway City's town centre after dark, or who have stopped. That includes people who only pass through on the way home.

About 6 min · $6