The Vincent Accord comprises stakeholders from licensed premises, the Town of Vincent, WA Police and other regulatory authorities. The Accord Committee consists of a committed, collaborative group whose aim is to implement strategies that promote the Town as a safe place to socialise. The success of the Accord relies on mutual and open communication between all stakeholders.

The Vincent Accord acknowledges that patrons, residents and the general community have a right to socialise in a safe environment and should do so without impacting on the rights of others.

The Accord has developed a strategic document specifying the Vincent Accord’s principles, aims and strategies for 2009-2011, and represents a committed and unified approach. It acknowledges the currently implemented and supported practices with respect to licensed premises operating within the Town of Vincent, including the implementation of the Liquor Control Act 1988, and the importance of participating in drug and alcohol education initiatives. The signatories to the Vincent Accord are committed to upholding the principles and aims of the Accord.

Safer Bars WA

A number of licensed premises within the Town have been invited to participate in the trial of the Safer Bars WA training project – a programme to increase the capacity of bar staff to prevent aggression, violence and injury in and around bars by providing all staff within a licensed premises with free in-house training and supporting information.



Information for Residents




Resources for Licensed Premises and Party Bus Operators



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Further information on the Vincent Accord and other initiatives are available by visiting Health Services and Safer Vincent or by contacting Health Services on 9273 6533 or health.enquiry@vincent.wa.gov.au.