The event brought together Aboriginal community members, organisations and stakeholders, with food stalls, community services and information displays creating a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere. Midland District’s drone display and police vehicles proved popular with attendees of all ages.
WA Police Force was represented by Midland District, the Aboriginal Affairs Division (AAD), the Let’s Join Forces Recruitment Team, Police Rangers and Cadets, while Constable Claire added to the fun for families and children.
As members of the local NAIDOC Committee, AAD and Midland District helped support the planning and delivery of the event, reinforcing strong partnerships with the Aboriginal community.
The event provided a valuable opportunity for officers and staff to engage with community members in a positive and meaningful way, while showcasing the diverse roles, career pathways and services available within WA Police.
The celebration highlighted culture, heritage and community connection, while reinforcing the importance of cultural understanding, strong partnerships and WA Police’s ongoing commitment to building respectful and lasting relationships with Aboriginal communities.
