Police and Crime Commissioner Mark Shelford (for Avon and Somerset) is calling on local people to tell him what policing issues matter most to them by completing his Police and Crime survey.
One of the PCC’s statutory duties is to issue a Police and Crime Plan for the force area. This plan will include various aspects about policing of the area, how the Chief Constable will be held to account and how the PCC will use the money to deliver an effective and efficient police service and support other services such as victim support.
The survey, which takes just 10 minutes to complete, includes a number of questions focusing on draft police and crime priorities and objectives, which cover a range of police topics including anti-social behaviour, burglary, hate crime, rural crime and domestic abuse. The PCC have stated that it wants to ensure he is listening to communities’ concerns and thoughts and would like as many people as possible to share their views on these draft objectives.
The 12-week survey will help shape the PCC’s statutory Police and Crime Plan for the force area. The Plan will include various aspects about policing of the area, how the Chief Constable will be held to account, and how PCC Mark Shelford will use the money to deliver an effective and efficient police service and support other services such as victim support providers.
The Police and Crime survey will run until September. To complete the survey, visit: https://bit.ly/3h78BQe