Stirling team
Your community policing team works with community partners to prevent crime, address local concerns and plan policing. They are focused on finding long term solutions for problems.
Contact us if you want to speak to us about:
- neighbourhood or community disputes
- suspected drug use or dealing in your neighbourhood
- sharing information about possible criminal activity in your area
- antisocial behaviour
- non-urgent enquiries
- community safety advice
We use several sources of information to help us decide on local policing priorities. These include the 'Your Police' survey, community meetings and phone calls from residents.
Contact us
Is it an emergency? Call 999
Call 999 immediately if:
- someone is in danger
- violence is happening or likely to happen soon
- you need immediate police help
Speak to us
We believe that good policing means working together with communities. We've made it easier for you to contact us and know who serves your area.
The email address for this community team is:
StirlingCommunityPolice@scotland.police.uk
This mailbox is:
- not monitored 24/7
- checked by officers alongside their other duties
- not suitable for reporting crimes
To report a crime:
- call 101 for non-emergencies
- call 999 in emergencies
- never use our team emails to report crimes
Visit us
Our staff sometimes need to work away from the station, even during opening hours. If we’re not available to help you when you arrive, please call 101.
Randolphfield Police Station
St Ninians Road, Stirling, FK8 2HD
Opening hours
- 7am to 12pm
- 1pm to 12am
- 7 days a week
- open on bank holidays
Accessibility
The police station has:
- disabled car parking spaces
- hearing loop
- access lift
Callander Police Station
South Church Street, Callander, FK17 8BN
Opening hours
- 9am to 12pm
- 1pm to 4pm
- Monday to Friday
- closed Easter and Christmas holidays
Accessibility
The police station has:
- small car park with disabled car parking spaces
- hearing loop
- access ramp
Balfron Police Station
Buchanan Street, Balfron, G63 0TW
Opening hours
- 9am to 12:30pm
- 1:30pm to 5pm
- Monday to Friday
- closed Easter and Christmas holidays
Accessibility
The police station has:
- small car park with one disabled car parking space
- hearing loop
Dunblane Police Station
Perth Road, Dunblane, FK15 0EY
Opening hours
- 8am to 12pm
- 1pm to 4pm
- Monday to Friday
- closed on public holidays
Accessibility
The police station has:
- small car park with two disabled car parking spaces
- hearing loop
Local plans for your area
Learn how we work with councils and local partners to improve your community. View our:
- Stirling local policing plan (Word document, 2.7MB)
- easy read Stirling local policing plan (PDF document, 1.6MB)
You can also read our equality and human rights assessment (Word document, 43KB) for Stirling.
Team leads
Chief Inspector Natalie Cook
Inspector Steven McCooey
Rural Stirlingshire Inspector Emma Patrick
Your community policing officers
These are the officers who are responsible for community policing in your area:
Police Sergeants
- Sergeant Couper
- Sergeant Dempster
- Sergeant McGivern
- Sergeant Stephenson
Police Constables
- Constable Black
- Constable Capes
- Constable Collins
- Constable Deans
- Constable Finnegan
- Constable Frickleton
- Constable Goldie
- Constable Hunter
- Constable King
- Constable Lambie
- Constable Leggett
- Constable Lowery
- Constable McCammon
- Constable Rennie
- Constable Robertson
- Constable Spike
- Constable Woodhouse
Neighbourhood Alert
Neighbourhood Alert is a notification system that gives you updates on your local community. It’s a way for community police teams to tell you about nearby criminal activity and how you can keep safe.
Learn more on the Neighbourhood Alert website.
Crimestoppers
Crimestoppers is an independent charity that enables people to report criminal activity anonymously. You can give them information online or over the phone.
Find out more about Crimestoppers in Scotland on their website.