Essex Police Challenge Local Policing 27 th February 2014.

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Essex Police Challenge Local Policing 27 th February 2014

The Future of Local Policing 19:30 PCC introduction Performance and standards in key areas of local policing Questions from the public 20:00 Your local policing team Resolving local problems Named points of contact PCSOs are integral Questions from the public 20:30 Engagement The changing role of NAPs New means of contact Partnership working Questions from the public 21:00 Open Question session Dedicated to questions from the public

Policing numbers

Reducing Crime & Anti-Social Behaviour

Crime Reduction & Satisfaction

Local Policing Locally based and locally accountable Good understanding of communities Response / investigation / visibility / long term problem solving Targeting local offenders Supporting local victims Working with local partners

Local Policing Hub & Standards District Commander – responsible for local policing Policing will be visible and responsive New district based problem solving hubs Key, named points of contact for communities Understand and solve local problems Respond to all contact within 2 days

The Future Role of PCSOs Integral part of local policing model Focus on local community priorities Designated patch for every PCSO Attend nearly 20% of all calls Expanding the role of PCSOs to support local crime investigation

Community Engagement Continuing commitment to community meetings Weekly beat surgeries Local police and community meetings – the new NAPs 2 way - give & receive advice/information Agree action against local community problems

Modernising Contact with Essex Police 35.7m people in UK use the internet daily (73% of population) compared to just 16.2m in in 10 people in the UK own a smart phone Police stations are important but the force will invest in new methods of contact Training & technology lead to a better and faster service Fewer but better quality police buildings

Partnership Working Crucial to the effective local policing Established Community Safety Partnerships Joint problem solving track record The right agency dealing with the issues Opportunities to do more together – for example estates or front counters