New Station build progress update
The new station build is now well underway with the slab poured and walls started to be erected.
The station has a planned completion date of July 2024 and is currently still on track even with the recent adverse weather events.
Three additional officers
The Police Minister also recently announced that with the new station will come an additional three permanent Police officer positions and another Police vehicle. This will greatly improve the ability for Rosewood Police to proactively police the Rosewood area.
TMR and weapons licencing
Stu and Cheryl are still currently available for all your Queensland Transport and Weapons Licencing enquiries at Marburg Station.
These hours will be the usual hours of Monday to Friday 8.00am to 4.00pm.
The Rosewood Station’s phone number has been diverted to Marburg so you can call the same numbers as previously.
The number to call in an emergency is 000.
For non-urgent matters please call 131 444.
Email: Rosewood.Station@police.qld.gov.au
In court
On the March 4, Police from Ipswich Highway Patrol intercepted a Rosewood man, 54, driving in John Street Rosewood. The man returned a positive breath test of 0.124%. The man was issued a notice to appear in the Ipswich Magistrates Court and his vehicle and his licence were suspended.
On March 22, Police from Indooroopilly Highway Patrol and Rosewood located a Willowbank man, 21, performing burnouts on Goebels Road at Mt Forbes. The man was issued a notice to appear in Court and his vehicle was impounded.
Operation Whiskey Legion
As part of the statewide Operation Whiskey Legion Police from Ipswich Tactical Crime Squad, Ipswich Highway Patrol, Ipswich District Crime Prevention Team and Rosewood Station descended on Rosewood’s main street on Wednesday, April 3 to focus on high-visibility patrols and interception of youth offenders and those found to be drug and drink driving.
The Operation will continue to be deployed within the Rosewood Division and elsewhere in Ipswich over the coming months.
