Police, Northern Territory Emergancy Services, Hospitals,and Ambulance services in Darwin Northern Territory Australia
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The Police in the community

Police in the community: Police carry out the full range of duties around Darwin and suburbs. There are three stations and administrative centre within the city bounds. www.nt.gov.au

The Peter McAulay Centre at Berrimah - contains the administrative and several specialist areas and is the communications centre for the Police, Fire and Emergency Services Tri-Service. http://www.pfes.nt.gov.au/

Headquarters, Darwin Police Station - is in the Central Business District and contains the watch house. http://www.pfes.nt.gov.au/

The Casuarina Station - on Bradshaw Terace near the banks behind the Casuarina Shopping centre next to the banks. http://www.pfes.nt.gov.au/

The Nightcliff Police Station - on the side of the Nightcliff Markets area - not sure on the current opening status 2024.

Telephone 000 for emergancies. If your enquiry is not of a emgancy nature then consider ringing the nearest station to you. Telstra directory Assistance on 1223

NTES - Police, Fire and Emergency Services Tri-Service.

Headquarters -
Police, Fire and Emergency Services Tri-Service. Headquarters is also situated at the Peter McAulay Centre at Berrimah.

NTES Volunteer Units also developed from Civil Defence origins. Volunteer members are registered under the provisions of the Disasters Act and support their communities through training and preparing to respond to specific emergency situations identified in the local counter disaster plan. In some communities, where the establishment of a formal volunteer unit is impractical, registered volunteers are trained and equipped for limited response capability in support of the Local Counter Disaster Controllers (OICs). There are currently 26 formally registered volunteer units and 11 emergency response groups within the Northern Territory.

Personal Note: On The NTES

I have had staff (Mark very dedicated chap) who were members of the NTES and I must say they really are dedicated - As we live in a cyclonic area we don't realise how inportant these ladies and men are till the day a cyclone visits us. If you wish to join here is the offical web site. www.nt.gov.au

Fire Stations

Fire & Rescue Service-Fire Station (Parap/Woolner)

• Marrara (Casuarina/Airport region)
• Fire Police, Alawa, NT 810
• Fire & Rescue Service-Fire Station, Palmerston, NT 831
• Gray Fire Station (Palmerston region)
• Elizabeth Valley Volunteer Bush Fire Brigade, Noonamah, NT 837
• Livingstone Volunteer Bushfire Brigade Inc, Livingston, NT 822

This is the outback where you don't just rescue cats from a tree.