The community interventions implemented in Geelong have not been linked to a reduction in alcohol-related medical treatment at the (ED). Four interventions related to the Dealing with Alcohol-Related Problems in the Night-time Economy are a closed-circuit television (CCTV) network for surveillance of public areas with high levels of night-time activity, the use of ID scanners in late-night licensed premises in order to identify fake or altered IDs, a campaign involving celebrities and athletes advising people to be responsible in their consumption of alcohol, and police policies of resource allocation designed to increase police visibility in night-life areas. In reporting on stage 1 of the project, the current study examined all alcohol-related injury frequencies before and after the interventions. Auto-regressive integrated moving average time-series were used to determine the effect of the interventions on ED attendance in Geelong. 3 figures, 3 tables, and 20 references