In the past 24 hours more than 13,000 vehicles were checked at roadblocks on main arterial roads, while 3463 spot checks were conducted by police at homes, businesses and public places across the state.
Almost 122,000 spot checks have been completed since March 21.
Authorities are growing increasingly frustrated by some Victorians who continue to blatantly breach the restrictions by gathering in homes, short term rental apartments or on the street to catch up and drink alcohol.
Victoria Police Deputy Commissioner Rick Nugent urged people to "please stop" during the week.
"People playing poker, people holding parties, we're finding people in cupboards, in garages, please stop, do all you can to support what the rest of the community is doing to address this health emergency," he said.
"The time for discretion is over. Any blatant, deliberate breach of the restrictions will result in an infringement notice being issued."
More than $1 million in fines have been issued since the coronavirus lockdown was reinstated in metropolitan Melbourne and the Mitchell Shire earlier this month, with at least 700 infringements issued to Victorians flouting the rules.
