Volunteer Smartphone Patrol (VSP)
Number of users registered in the Volunteer Smartphone Patrol (VSP) programme annually as a proportion of the city's total population. In Putrajaya, VSP is operated by PDRM (Putrajaya District Police Headquarters) and recorded 304 registered volunteers in 2026 — turning civilian smartphones into active community safety nodes for real-time crime reporting, monitoring, and collaboration with the Royal Malaysia Police.
Performance Progress
Indicator Overview
Putrajaya’s community safety technology ecosystem is anchored by the Volunteer Smartphone Patrol (VSP) programme, operated by PDRM Putrajaya District Police Headquarters. VSP empowers registered civilian volunteers to act as active safety nodes — using a dedicated mobile app to report suspicious activities, share real-time situational awareness, and collaborate directly with police duty officers. As of 2026, 304 VSP volunteers are registered in Putrajaya. The programme is integrated with the broader Program Bandar Selamat framework and complemented by the Integrated Smart Emergency Panic Button System, which connects physical panic buttons across Putrajaya’s public spaces to the Putrajaya Command Centre (PCC).
Indicator Requirements
Numerator
Number of users registered in the Volunteer Smartphone Patrol (VSP) yearly shall be calculated as the number of users registered
Denominator
City’s total population.
Evidence Requirements (Auditor Checklist)
Indicator 59 = A / B X 100 A. Numerator : Please state the total number of users registered in the Volunteer Smartphone Patrol (VSP) system for the assessment year. B. Denominator : Please state the total population in the local authority area for the assessment year.
Delivered By
Initiatives actively contributing to this indicator's achievement.
Dual-layer physical and mobile emergency response system connected to the PCC
View InitiativeSmart mobile platform and community safety collaboration with PDRM for real-time crime monitoring and reporting in Putrajaya
View InitiativePutrajaya's Safe City Programme — an integrated community safety ecosystem linking physical surveillance, volunteer patrols, and emergency response
View InitiativeStandards Reference
- ISO Ref.
- MS ISO 37122:2019
- Indicator ID
- IND-59
- Category
- SF - Safety
- Data Source
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