2. NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICING MODEL Constable 686 Andy Ross (Neighbourhood Policing Team Manager)

3. WHAT DOES THE NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICING MODEL INVOLVE? A Government led initiative designed to increase feelings of Public Safety and reduce the Fear of Crime in a defined geographical area Giving the Public a Say in what issues concern their Community and how their Community is Policed Ensuring the Community has Easy Access to their Identified Neighbourhood Policing Team to raise Public Confidence in Police.

4. HOW IS THE NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICING MODEL APPLIED? Involves the forming of three Groups: 1.KEY INDIVDUAL NETWORKS 2.NEIGHBOURHOOD PANEL 3.JOINT AGENCY GROUP.

5. KEY INDIVIDUAL NETWORKS Group of key individuals who Live or Work in a particular community Regularly asked to identify any Policing issues in their community Surveyed Before and After any intervention by the Neighbourhood Policing Team Used to measure the effectiveness of the Neighbourhood Policing Team in their problem solving approach.

6. THE NEIGHBOURHOOD PANEL Up to 12 members of the Public who Work or Reside in that Community Must cover the Broadest Spectrum of the community as possible - to represent Gender / Age / Religious, Minority & Ethnic groups / Residential & Business interests Meet every 3 – 6 months with an appointed Chairperson Prioritise the issues raised & agree on Three Issues that concern the community the most Implement a problem solving plan to resolve issue Locally and then report back to the KIN group for approval If Neighbourhood Panel are unable to resolve the issue locally then refer to Joint Agency Group for action.

7. JOINT AGENCY GROUP To comprise of representatives from District Agencies such as: Police / NKDC / Social Services / Highways / Youth Services / Health / Fire & Rescue Meet every month with meetings minuted Agencies are Jointly Tasked with Resolving the Issues referred to them by the Neighbourhood Panel JAG responsible for reporting back to the KIN via the Neighbourhood Panel on Resolution or Progress made with issues raised.

9. HOW IS PERFORMANCE MEASURED? The number of raised Issues resolved The level of repeat Antisocial Behaviour The levels of School Truancy The amount of Damage to Public Property Levels of Public Satisfaction

10. NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICING TEAM Neighbourhood Policing Team Manager (Constable) Police Community Support Officers Special Constables ALL must be clearly identified to a particular community ALL must be easily contactable with published Mobile Telephone Numbers, E-mail addresses and Photographs.

11. HECKINGTON NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICING TEAM Cons 686 Andy Ross Neighbourhood Policing Team Manager 07939 312651 Mobile Telephone: 07939 312651 andy.ross@lincs.pnn.police.uk e-mail andy.ross@lincs.pnn.police.uk PCSO Patrick Welby - Everard Heckington Beat 07939 312792 Mobile Telephone: 07939 312792 e-mailpatrick.welby-everard@lincs.pnn.police.uk

12. SLEAFORD SECTOR NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICING TEAM Inspector Julie Gillott Sleaford Sector Inspector 01529 302420 Telephone: 01529 302420 julie.gillott@lincs.pnn.police.uk e-mail julie.gillott@lincs.pnn.police.uk Sgt 1191 Steve Buxton 01529 302420 ext 3858 Neighbourhood Policing Team Sergeant Telephone: 01529 302420 ext 3858 stephen.buxton@lincs.pnn.police.uk e-mail stephen.buxton@lincs.pnn.police.uk

13. LINCOLNSHIRE POLICE Presented by Pc 686 Andy Ross Neighbourhood Policing Team Manager (01529) 302420 or 07939 312651