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Title: How and Where to Report Graffiti in Melbourne


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How and Where to Report Graffiti in Melbourne
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What is Graffiti?
Graffiti is any form of painting, drawing,
writing or marking on any property that has
been carried out without the building owners
permission. This is the important difference
between authorised street art and illegal
graffiti.
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How and where to report graffiti in Melbourne
if you discover any acts of graffiti, the first
thing to do to report graffiti in Melbourne is
to contact your local police station. For
graffiti removal, you can contact your local
council. The City of Melbourne is committed to
removing graffiti from private and public
property.
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For private property
If your property has become the victim of a
graffiti attack and youd like it removed, the
City of Melbourne will need your written
permission to do so. You can call 9658 9658 or
email enquiries_at_melbourne.vic.gov.au to report
the incident.
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For public property
Telephone boxes or pillars --gt Telstra 13 22
03 Postboxes --gt Australia Post 13 13 18 Traffic
signal boxes or poles --gt VicRoads 13 11
70 Electricity poles --gtJemena 13
16 26 Telephone switch cabinets --gt Telstra
1800 622 203
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The benefits of reporting graffiti
  • Most graffiti is in the form of tags, which can
    be used as a means of identifying the graffiti
    artist. But if you report and photograph these
    tags, the pictures can be used as evidence
    against the tagger in the event they are arrested
    and tried in court.
  • Reporting graffiti enables the police to gather
    information and to classify a particular area as
    a hotspot. This means the police can monitor and
    increase patrols in that particular area.
  • Also, if an area has become a particular hotspot
    the council may consider planting trees or
  • other vegetation. This makes graffiti-prone walls
    more difficult to access and less attractive to
    offenders.
  • Alternatively, if its not possible to plant
    trees the council may consider anti-graffiti
    coatings
  • for graffiti-prone walls to make it easier to
    remove the graffiti.
  • Meanwhile, the council can offer support for
    community groups interested in addressing
    graffiti, including adopt-a-space and
    care-for-an-area projects.

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GET IN TOUCH
Graffiti Removal Services in Melboourne
0422 685 688 info_at_ablate.com.au
ABLATE
https//www.ablate.com.au/
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