Neighbourhood Policing Priorities (Next Four Months)

Neighbourhood Policing Priorities (Next Four Months)

Dear Resident

We are writing to inform you of your local Neighbourhood Policing Team’s priorities for the forthcoming four-month period, which have been identified through community feedback and ongoing local assessment.

The priorities for this period are as follows:

Anti-social use of off-road vehicles and e-scooters

Youth-related anti-social behaviour within identified hotspot areas

Your dedicated team of Police Constables (PCs) and Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) will be working in partnership with relevant agencies to address these issues. This work will include:

Increased high-visibility patrols in affected locations

Community engagement events to provide opportunities for residents to raise concerns and receive updates

Targeted enforcement activity against those responsible for anti-social behaviour and related offences

We remain committed to addressing the issues that matter most to our community and to improving the safety and quality of life for all residents.

We would encourage residents to support this work by:

Reporting incidents of anti-social behaviour via the appropriate channels, including 101 or online reporting platforms

Providing information or intelligence that may assist us in identifying those responsible

Engaging with officers during patrols or attending local community events to share concerns and feedback

Continuing to work with us and partner organisations to foster a safe and respectful environment

Your continued support is essential in helping us take effective action. You will continue to see your local officers in the community, and we welcome engagement and dialogue at every opportunity.

Thank you for your ongoing cooperation.

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Message Sent By
Dean Redhead
(Hertfordshire Constabulary, Supervisor PCSO, Three Rivers - Abbots Langley & Bedmond, Gade Valley and Leavesden ward)