Grampian Police

The Local Policing Team covers the Buckie/Cullen area (comprising Buckie, Cullen, Findochty, Portgordon and Portknockie) and the Keith area (comprising Keith, Newmill and Rothiemay).

If you have any concerns or issues you wish to discuss, please contact your local Police Station where your local staff will discuss these with you and take any appropriate action.

** Jet Skis **
Grampian Police will respond to any reports of the improper use of jet skis; however, it is unlikely that officers will be able to take any form of enforcement action unless the matter is criminal. Incidents need to be reported in order to enable the police to carry out appropriate action. The Grampian Police Wildlife Unit is currently in the process of promoting the responsible use of jet skis and other water craft - a poster will be displayed prominently at harbours and viewpoints along the Moray Firth. If you feel that a jet skier is acting irresponsibly, phone the 24-hour Service Centre on 0845 600 5 700.

** Cullen and Deskford Neighbourhood Watch **
Anyone interested in setting up a Neighbourhood Watch scheme will find useful information on starting a new watch (or for existing watches) on the Association of Scottish Neighbourhood Watches website - www.aosnw.co.uk . PC Alison Thow, Crime Reduction Unit, Elgin, is happy to attend any meetings arranged; however, she is not in a position to help the community set up the watch.

** Free Crime Prevention Survey **
PC Debbie Price wishes to offer Cullen and Deskford residents the opportunity to take up the offer of a free crime prevention survey of their homes. Residents can contact PC Price at the Buckie Police Office for more details.

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For non-emergency contact:
Phone the 24-hour Service Centre on 0845 600 5 700 OR
E-mail mylocalpolicingteam@grampian.pnn.police.uk OR
Text to 07739 93 4444.

In the event of an emergency, requiring immediate police attention, dial 999.

If you have information about crime in your area and wish to provide it anonymously, call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.