Operations Group, Water Police, Operations Response Unit, Sex Industry Coordination Unit. PSU Security The PSU security division maintains static security at designated locations in Victoria, mainly in Melbourne metropolitan area. PSOs have specific powers for the area they serve. Designated areas include: Melbourne's Supreme Court, County Court, Children's Court and Magistrates' Court Various suburban Magistrates' Courts Victoria Civil and Administrative Tribunal Department of Premier and Cabinet Victorian Department of Justice and Regulation Parliament House Victoria Government House The Shrine of Remembrance Victoria Police Centre Spencer Street Police Complex PSO Transit PSOs are based on the Victorian suburban railway network and are deployed at all railway stations in the Melbourne metropolitan area. PSOs focus mostly on anti-social behaviour, alcohol and drug related offences, weapon offences, property damage, either individual or corporate, crimes against the person. PSOs powers at railway stations include: arrest and detain search people and property – and seize items issue on-the-spot fines issue a direction to 'move on' from the area Mounted Branch See main article Mounted Branch Victoria maintained police mounted units prior to the establishment of Victoria Police. The first mounted police unit was formed in 1838. The Mounted Branch is the second oldest continuously operating mounted police unit in the world after the NSW Mounted Police. Historically, the Mounted Branch has taken part in operations against Bushrangers, and guarded gold shipments from the Goldfields. For a lot of its history, the force had largely operated from its barracks at Southbank from 1912, but is now based at Attwood, near Melbourne airport. Modern duties include crowd control, patrolling, public relations and sports events. Honours and awards Recognition of the bravery and good conduct of Victoria Police employees is shown through the awarding of honours and decorations. Employees (including both sworn and unsworn personnel) are eligible to receive awards both as a part of the Australian Honours System and the internal Victoria Police awards system. Australian honours system Victoria Police employees, like those of their counterparts in other states police forces, are eligible for awards under the Australian Honours System, including: Australian Bravery Decorations, namely the Cross of Valour (CV), Star of Courage (SC), Bravery Medal (BM) and the Commendation for Brave Conduct. Australian Police Medal – The Australian Police Medal (APM) recognises distinguished service by a sworn police employee and is awarded on Australia Day and Queen's Birthday each year; Police Overseas Service Medal – The