Pomona Police Station, Historical police station complex in Pomona, Australia

The Red Street complex contains three government buildings from the 1930s: a police residence, courthouse, and two-cell lockup with adjacent motorcycle garage.

The construction of the station was completed on August 31, 1934, following years of community requests for local police presence in the growing timber and dairy town.

The station's establishment reflected the expanding needs of Pomona, which developed from a timber settlement into an agricultural center after the arrival of dairy farmers.

The former court house and police station stand together with the wooden police residence and lock-up between Red Street and Rectory Street, a short walk from Pomona's town centre. The buildings are heritage-listed and no longer serve as an operating court; check locally before planning a visit inside.

Before the official station opened, police operations were conducted from a private residence at Railway Parade, built by carpenter Eugene Von Blenckensee in 1927.