July 16, 2026
Two local Councils are among 21 across Queensland to receive funding for CCTV cameras under the State Government’s $40 million Secure Communities Partnership Program.
Cherbourg Council will receive $326,184 for security improvements and surveillance and alarm systems.
South Burnett Regional Council will receive $43,678 to deter crime and increase security for small businesses.
Small Business Minister Steve Minnikin said the State Government’s partnership with councils was delivering vital crime prevention measures for a large number of small and family businesses.
“This program is continuing to deliver practical crime prevention measures that create a safer environment for small businesses, their staff and customers,” Minister Minnikin said.
“In this round, councils will implement critical safety projects, benefiting more than 500 small and family businesses in all corners of the State.”
