White Holden VE commodore stolen from Tailem Bend home
Plus bags for blokes initiative launched and local police team up with the CFS to provide fire danger season info.
Keep a lookout for a white Holden wagon when you're on the roads next, Murray Bridge police urge.
Between November 10-17, a white 2012 Holden VE Commodore with registration S929AUI was stolen from a Tailem Bend driveway.
Anyone who sees the stolen car or knows of its whereabouts is asked to contact Crime Stoppers at crimestopperssa.com.au or call 1800 333 000.
Bags for blokes initiative launched in Murray Bridge
In collaboration with the Rotary Club of Murray Bridge, local police received five bags for blokes to share with the community in the lead up to Christmas.
The bags will be available for free from the Murray Bridge police station for community members in need.
Not only do the bags provide these essential items, but they help restore dignity and respect to the men who receive them.
Bags for blokes is an independent charity that provides bags filled with toiletries, clothes and other hygiene products for men experiencing homelessness and hardship.
A number of other service providers throughout the Murray Bridge region will also have the bags available.
Local police and CFS team up for fire season safety
Last Wednesday, Murray Bridge police and the local CFS teamed up to provide essential fire danger season information.
The Murray Bridge crime prevention and CFS community engagement officers held a community pop-up stand at Drake's Supermarket.
Police and fire officers provided information to the public about the imminent fire danger season, including fire danger ratings, getting prepared for the fire danger season and what they can and can't do on total fire ban days.
They also discussed the importance of having a fire safety plan, so make sure to get onto yours.
