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As the festive season approaches, An Garda Síochána Kildare advises the following to help keep your home and property safe:
Secure your home
Always lock doors and windows, even when at home.
Use timers on lights when out to make your house look occupied.
Cancel deliveries or ask a neighbour to collect post and parcels.
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Protect your vehicle
Lock your car and remove valuables from view.
Never leave keys in the ignition, even briefly.
Park in well-lit, secure areas.
Shopping safely
Keep handbags and wallets secure while shopping.
Don’t leave purchases visible in cars.
Be cautious of online scams – only shop from trusted websites.
Be alert
Be wary of cold callers or unsolicited callers.
Report suspicious activity in your area to Gardaí.
In an emergency dial 112 or 999 For non-emergency concerns, contact your local Garda Station.
“Let’s all work together to keep our community safe this Christmas.”
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