A ‘Cultural Safe Room’ is now operating at Deception Bay Police Station, creating a safe space for multicultural and first nations people to speak to police officers in a safe and respectful environment.
It was opened last month during an event attended by local police officers and Police Liaison Officers (PLOs) were joined by elders and representatives of the Moreton Bay community
A Queensland Police spokesperson says this initiative marks a pivotal step towards building stronger relationships and trust among community members, organisations and police.
“Police Liaison Officers drove the creation of this space, proactively seeking feedback from local artist and elders,” the spokesperson says.
“Showing their dedication to understanding and respecting the cultural nuances of the community they serve.”
The room is equipped with a computer and is adorned with cultural paintings and totems.
“This initiative is a testament to the positive impact that can be achieved when police officers, Police Liaison Officers and community members work hand in hand,” the spokesperson said.
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