Forest City Auxiliary Police Sergeant Major Muhammad Azlan bin Mohamad Ishak (SM PB 97828) has received a Certificate of Appreciation from the Inspector-General of Police (IGP) of the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM), in recognition of his professionalism, discipline, integrity and dedication to duty.
The certificate was presented at the Royal Malaysia Police Headquarters in Bukit Aman, Kuala Lumpur, recognising his contribution during an operation with the Johor Commercial Crime Investigation Department.
The recognition marks a significant achievement for Sergeant Major Azlan and reflects the professionalism and commitment of the Forest City Auxiliary Police team in carrying out its responsibilities and supporting law enforcement efforts.
Recognising Dedication and Professional Excellence
Community safety is an integral part of Forest City’s commitment to maintaining a well-managed and welcoming environment for residents, businesses and visitors.
Through daily patrols, security operations and on-site assistance, the Forest City Auxiliary Police play an important role in maintaining public order, responding to safety concerns and supporting the relevant law enforcement authorities.
Sergeant Major Azlan’s recognition highlights the dedication of the personnel working behind the scenes to support the safety and well-being of the Forest City community. It also reflects the importance of discipline, integrity and professionalism in carrying out their duties.
Forest City extends its congratulations to Sergeant Major Azlan on this well-deserved recognition and commends the continued dedication of its Auxiliary Police team in serving the community.
Supporting Community Safety at Forest City
As part of its ongoing commitment to community safety, Forest City encourages residents, businesses and visitors to familiarise themselves with the services provided by the Auxiliary Police and the appropriate channels for seeking assistance.
The Forest City Auxiliary Police serve as an important on-the-ground point of contact for safety and security concerns within the development. Their responsibilities include maintaining public order, responding to incidents and providing on-site assistance.
Residents, businesses and visitors may contact the Auxiliary Police in the following situations:
• Suspicious activity: Unusual behaviour or activity that raises legitimate safety or security concerns.
• Public disturbances: Noise, nuisance or disruptive behaviour affecting public order or the well-being of others.
• Accidents or incidents requiring assistance: Situations requiring on-site attention or assistance.
• Robbery, theft and other suspected crimes: Incidents requiring immediate assistance and reporting to the police.
• Disputes that may affect safety: Arguments or confrontations that show signs of escalating into a threat to personal safety or public order.
• Trespassing or attempted unauthorised entry: Unauthorised access or attempted entry into restricted areas or private property.
• Other threats to people or property: Situations that may pose a risk to the safety of individuals or property within Forest City.
Forest City Auxiliary Police Hotline
+6010-202 2568
Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
For serious emergencies requiring immediate police, fire or medical assistance, please call 999.
In the event of a suspicious or potentially dangerous situation, individuals are advised to move to a safe location and seek assistance. Do not confront or pursue anyone involved. When contacting the Auxiliary Police or emergency services, provide your location and a clear description of the situation.
A Continued Commitment to Community Safety
The recognition received by Sergeant Major Azlan underscores Forest City’s ongoing commitment to professional security management, community safety and cooperation with the relevant law enforcement authorities.
Through the continued dedication of its Auxiliary Police team, Forest City remains committed to supporting a safe and welcoming environment for residents, businesses and visitors, while fostering a culture of vigilance, cooperation and shared responsibility across the community.