Police and Crime Plan
Angelique Foster, Police and Crime Commissioner for Derbyshire has set her Police and Crime Plan to protect the people of Derby and Derbyshire. It puts the law-abiding citizen and victims of crime at the heart of everything we do. Her priorities include:
- Strong Local Policing
- Neighbourhood Crime and Anti-social Behaviour
- Road Safety
- Victim Support and Safeguarding
- Rural Crime
- Driving Efficiencies
View the Police and Crime Plan 2021-2025
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The Police and Crime Plan was presented to the Police and Crime Panel on the 18/11/2021 which was discussed and unanimously supported by all members present.
A letter exchange confirming this support can be viewed below:
Letter from Police & Crime Panel confirming support for the Plan
Letter acknowledgement from the Commissioner
The plan will be reviewed annually taking account of changing priorities to ensure it remains relevant.
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Investing £4 million into the Constabulary's contact centre will help to improve the way crime is dealt with. There will also be an estimated annual investment of £1.1 million for the next ten years which will deliver enhanced technology, increased staffing within the control room and upgrades to the police estate.
Through recruitment and additional training, there will be increased capacity to support operators which will help deal with increase demand. There have also been improvements to online reporting by offering additional categories which is helping to deal with issues more quickly.
I am determined to put resources in place to improve the 101-reporting system as it is vital that residents feel confident when reporting crime and that it will be dealt with efficiently.
Stop and Search is an important tool available to police officers and plays a vital part in protecting communities and keeping Derbyshire residents safe.
I support the force in their effort to seize more weapons and drugs, arrest more suspects and save lives.
Derbyshire Police and Crime Commissioner Angelique Foster has announced plans to develop a new policing base to serve the communities of Clay Cross.
Commissioner Angelique Foster said: “I know that these plans will be welcomed by our communities in Clay Cross, they fulfil my commitment to delivering strong and visible policing in the heart of the town.
“Following discussions with the Chief Constable, we found that the Clay Cross Police Station is in poor condition and no longer suitable for its operational purpose. We are both keen to retain a strong local police presence in the Clay Cross area as the operational business case show that there is a clear need.
“I am grateful to our partners, North East Derbyshire District Council, for their support in reaching this agreement. It is important to both organisations that our communities are served by police officers who are not only accessible to residents but able to operate effectively and efficiently to tackle their priorities.”
The new SNT base, which is subject to planning approval, will replace the town’s existing Police Station in Pilsley Road which is in a poor condition and has become unfit for purpose.
Read more:
www.derbyshire-pcc.gov.uk
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