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.
Derbyshire Police and Crime Commissioner Facebook Posts
Welcome news from Ministry of Justice UK to issue alcohol tags to for those leaving prison. I fully support this Government initiative which will support victims of crime, cut booze-fuelled crime and reduce reoffending.
It will lead to:
➡️ Offenders at risk of reoffending after drinking, face alcohol bans or restrictions
➡️ Up to 12,000 offenders to be tagged over the next three years to cut booze-fuelled crime which costs society £21 billion a year
➡️ More tagged offenders sticking to alcohol restrictions
Prison leavers tagged to cut alcohol-fuelled crime
www.gov.uk
Alcohol-fuelled crime will be cut as offenders released from prisons in England face alcohol bans and having their drinking electronically monitored from today (15 June 2022).
Over the last few years, fraud cases have risen sharply and now account for nearly 40 per cent of all crime. Members of the public are losing billions of pounds to fraudsters with scams ranging from impersonating organisations to high-tech online fraud.
It is vital that people keep up to date with the latest advice and guidance to ensure they are protected. To find out more information on the types of fraud and how to report it, visit -
www.derbyshire.police.uk
If you suspect you've been the victim of fraud or have information about a potential fraudster, find out how to contact the police and Action Fraud.
In Derby with local partners from across the county to discuss how we can all play our part in helping communities to thrive.
The focus will be on how we can work together to drive positive change in Derby and Derbyshire that supports and benefits residents.
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Policies, Procedures and Guidance Documents
This section contains an A-Z list of the policies, procedures and guidance documents relating to the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner.
Freedom of Information and Data Protection
Find out about the Freedom of Information Act and how to access the information held by the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner.
The Commissioner’s Publication Scheme
The Commissioner’s publication scheme lists information that is publicly accessible. It details information we must make routinely available.
