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Safer Neighbourhoods Policing

Creating safer neighbourhoods for each and every community in North Yorkshire and the City of York is our overarching priority, and is at the heart of everything we do.

Our Chief Officer lead for Safer Neighbourhoods is Assistant Chief Constable Sue Cross, and she is ensuring that we continue to improve our local service by meeting the national standards described in our Policing Pledge, and the good policing approaches in Louise Casey's major "Engaging Communities in Fighting Crime" review.

The pages in this section of our website will help you get in touch with your local Safer Neighbourhood Team. You can find out what their local priorities are, how and when to meet them and some of the actions they are taking.

Below, you can read the latest editions of Safer Neighbourhoods Now, our quarterly newsletter detailing the good work our teams are doing throughout the county.

You can also view your local Safer Neighbourhood Team information by clicking where you live on the interactive map, or entering your full postcode at the bottom of this page.

Recent News

Safer Neighbourhoods Now - November 2009

18/12/09

The aims of neighbourhood policing are to improve satisfaction and confidence, reduce the fear of crime and resolve entrenched local problems of crime and anti-social behaviour. The new Home Office confidence measure asks: "How much would you agree that the police and local council are dealing with anti-social behaviour and crime issues?"

 

Safer Neighbourhoods Now - September 2009

18/12/09

Over recent months the Safer Neighbourhood Teams have been focusing on identifying and dealing with priorities that have been highlighted by you. Local priorities vary across each of the 17 Inspector-led Safer Neighbourhood Teams in order to meet local needs.

 

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