Eyewatch - Frankston Police Service Area

Paige is missing.

The 16-year-old was last seen at an address in Narre Warren South at 9:00pm on Monday 1st June 2026.

Paige is described as 165cm tall with dyed red hair and may be in the Frankston area.

Anyone with information is urged to contact the Narre Warren Police Station on (03) 9705 3111.

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Your feedback helps us understand what matters most to you and help us develop ways to tackle them.

If you live, work and socialise in Victoria, tell us:
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Make your voice count. Complete the survey before 30 June → https://bit.ly/4dI4fLD

You may have seen an unfamiliar sight on our beautiful Peninsula lately, with some solo Highway Patrol units getting about, taking in the lovely beach views.

With these types of patrols though, comes some unwelcome surprises for some motorists. So far, just since Tuesday, our solo units have detected 27 drivers using mobile phones while driving! Disappointing to say the least, especially so with the poor weather conditions, some people's spirits were a little dampened after they received their $611 fine and 4 demerit points.

Frankston Police have located what appears to be a stolen trailer from an address in Frankston North.

If you believe this trailer belongs to you, please contact Frankston Police Station on (03) 9784 5555. You will be required to provide proof of ownership before picking the trailer up.

Wanted on Warrants

Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate 39-year-old Daniel STOCKEN, who is wanted by police on two warrants.

STOCKEN is described as 185cm tall with a solid build and known to frequent the Broadmeadows, Frankston, Dandenong and Rockbank area.

Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a confidential report at https://www.crimestoppersvic.com.au/report-a-crime/

Carrum Downs Police celebrating National Volunteer Week.

This National Volunteer Week, the Carrum Downs Police visited some of the area volunteers.
Police teamed up with the Frankston L2P Program to celebrate the driving mentors like Jan, who selflessly give their time to support young learner drivers and contribute to our local road safety.
Jan has been assisting learner Breanna since January this year, and next week Breanna is going for her probationary driver licence.
Learning to drive is an exciting and challenging opportunity for most young people however, many learner drivers are unable to gain valuable experience and confidence behind the wheel because they don’t have access to a car or a suitable person to assist them.
If you are looking for a volunteering opportunity with a difference this could be the program for you!
If you are over 21 and have your full driver’s licence, with 1-2 hours a week spare, please consider becoming a TAC L2P Mentor
 A car is provided, insured, and fuelled up!
 Full training and support are provided.
Sharing your knowledge can be a rewarding experience that offers a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction. Help support young people in your community to become safe drivers.
If this is something you are interested in, please use the link below to register.
TAC L2P Program - Frankston City Council

L2P Mentor Jan with learner Breanna and Carrum Downs Police

Frankston City Council Meals on Wheels

Frankston City Council Meals on Wheels service is run by seven staff with the assistance of over 100 Meals on Wheels volunteers. The volunteers assist with food preparation, kitchen hygiene, meal packaging and delivery of meals to residents.
Frankston's Meals on Wheels Service prides itself on offering high quality, fresh and nutritional food to local residents. This food is all prepared in a purpose-fit commercial kitchen locally.
Meals on Wheels is currently seeking applications from volunteers who are interested in helping out in the kitchen.
Please register your interest in a volunteer position by visiting Better Impact Volunteering: Better Impact Volunteering Portal
Otherwise, to register your interest to volunteer for Meal on Wheels, you can contact [email protected] or call 9768 1624 / 0439 427 500

Sikh Volunteers Australia

Sikh Volunteers Australia provides free, nutritious meals and essential items to those in need through their food van service, guided by Sikh values of compassion, equality, and selfless service. With community and emergency service support, they respond swiftly to crises across Victoria and surrounding regions.

Free Food Van in the Frankton area are locations

WEDNESDAYS (FRANKSTON,VIC.)
Frankston Young Street Car Park (5.30pm to 6.00pm)

WEDNESDAYS (FRANKSTON NORTH,VIC.)
Mahogany Avenue (12.30pm to 1.00pm)

SATURDAYS (FRANKSTON,VIC.)
Frankston Young Street Car Park (5.30pm to 6.00pm)

Community Support Frankston

Community Support Frankston (CSF) is a not-for-profit charitable organisation providing services, including Emergency relief for people experiencing hardship, who live within the Frankston municipality. CSF are primarily staffed by skilled volunteers who provide their time and services free of charge.
CSF works in partnership with other local agencies and organisations to help create a Frankston where everyone has access to the resources, services and opportunities that enables people to have a standard of living equal to one that’s enjoyed by the majority.

CSF also coordinate the Frankston Emergency Relief Providers (FERP) Network, bringing local services, workers and volunteers together to assist some of our community’s most vulnerable people.

All services at Community Support Frankston are provided free of charge.

Community Support Frankston is one of the busiest agencies of its type in Victoria with over 17,000+ cases of supporting vulnerable individuals and families in the past year.
35 Beach Street, Frankston
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday 9.30am - 3.30pm
Thursdays - 12.00pm - 3.30pm

To enquire about services for volunteering www.frankston.net

The Lyrebird Cafe

The Lyrebird Cafe is a community-focused coffee spot run by Umbrella Support located inside the Lyrebird Community Centre in Carrum Downs, Victoria. It operates as an inclusive, welcoming space while providing vital hospitality and vocational training for participants in Umbrella's REACH Employment Preparation Program
•Location: Lyrebird Community Centre, 203 Lyrebird Drive, Carrum Downs VIC
Opening Hours: Wednesdays and Fridays from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM

Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding an incident in Frankston on Saturday 16 May.

It’s believed an unknown male approached the victim at approximately 1:13am at a local hotel on the Nepean Hwy striking up conversation. During the conversation, the man asked the victim if he had ever been in a fight.

Shortly after, the victim left and was followed by the man. The victim crossed the road with his friends attempting to enter another venue but noticed that the man had followed them. Concerned, the victim started to walk east on Davey Street and ordered an Uber.

While waiting for their ride, the man approaches the victim and his friends, trying to intimidate the victim. The man punches the victim connecting with his jaw and then flees on foot.

It’s believed the unknown man stays in the Frankston CBD for another three hours after the assault.

Investigators have released an image of a man who may be able to assist with enquiries.

Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a confidential report at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au

Xavier is missing. The 13-year-old was last seen today in Frankston South. He is described as 162cm tall with auburn hair. He may be in the Moe, Morwell, Korumburra, Yarragon or Traralgon areas. Anyone with information is urged to contact Frankston Police Station on 9784 5555.

Stolen tools are often on-sold through online marketplaces, and tradies often know what to look for.

That information can make a real difference.

If you’ve got information, report it anonymously to Crime Stoppers Victoria on 1800 333 000 or via crimestoppersvic.com.au.

It helps police identify offenders, hold them to account and return tools to the right owners.