Residents are being asked by police to report suspicious activity around ATMs or the use of diggers late at night.
ATM crime remains a priority for the PSNI as its investigations continue.
Detective Superintendent Rowan Moore said police are continuing to focus on doing everything they can to catch those responsible for previous incidents and prevent further thefts.
“Recently we have seen the positive result of the community and police working together to catch those we believe are responsible for the theft of ATMS,” he said.
And he is asking people to contact police if they witness any unusual activity late at night.
“I am grateful to the public for their input and support to date and would encourage communities to remain alert to suspicious activity. If you see or hear a digger late at night or in the early hours of the morning ask yourself – what need is there for such activity at such a late hour? If your suspicions are aroused phone police immediately.
“Time is of the essence in catching these criminals. Your phone call could be pivotal in catching the criminals,” he said.
And he added that ATM thefts cause loss and disruption to people and businesses, many of whom are rural and depend on machines for access to cash.
Those who own heavy machinery are asked to immobilise equipment.
Detective Superintendent Moore added: “I would also appeal to anyone who owns or uses heavy plant machinery – please take every possible step to secure and immobilise your machinery. If criminals cannot steal diggers and other similar machinery, they cannot tear out ATMs.
“I would appeal to anyone who has any information which could help us apprehend those responsible to contact detectives on 101. Alternatively, information can also be provided to the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 which is 100% anonymous and gives people the power to speak up and stop crime.”