Cranbrook Police
The Shire of Cranbrook is policed by Sergeant Bob Scott and Senior Constable Jeff Osborne
The Police Station is located on Climie St Cranbrook.
Cranbrook Police Station phone number - 9826 1102 - If the station is unattended your call will be diverted to the Police Assistance Centre.
Current Police News
If you see a serious traffic incident please call 000.
If you are able too take the registration, make and model of the vehicles involved, and any informtion on the driver (s) or passangers.
Reminder that Double Demerit Points are applied on all long weekends and holiday periods.
Contact Numbers
For a life threatening or urgent situation call 000 (triple zero).
For matters requiring police attendance or to report a crime call 131 444
Crime Stoppers 
Crime Stoppers is a telephone hotline for members of the community to provide information about criminal activity.
This information is electronically sent to the police office nearest to where the crime is occurring for investigation.
- You do not need to give your name.
- You may remain anonymous which allows you to overcome any fear of involvement.
- Your call is not recorded or taped.
- You are not identified in any way.
- Callers are allocated a code number.
Call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or share your information online (Free call except on mobile phone)
- To provide further information
- To check on the progress of the investigation
- To claim a reward
Crime Stoppers is staffed with officers 7 days a week, 7:00 am – 11:00 pm week days and 8:00 am – 8:00 pm on the weekends. Your call will be answered by an officer who is trained to take your information.
If you need police attendance or require immediate police assistance please call 000 - DO NOT PHONE CRIME STOPPERS.
Check My Crime 
- Once you have reported a crime, you can go online and lodge stolen or damaged items, with serial numbers and other identifying markings.
- Also allows check on the status of the report
www.checkmycrime.police.wa.gov.au
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