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Nottinghamshire Police and Crime Panel - Monday, 17th June, 2024 2.00 pm

June 17, 2024 View on council website

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Summary

The Nottinghamshire Police and Crime Panel met on Monday, 17 June 2024, to discuss several key issues, including the approval of the new community safety strategy, updates on the ongoing recruitment drive for police officers, and the review of the annual crime statistics. Decisions were made to adopt the new strategy and to continue the recruitment efforts.

Community Safety Strategy

The panel approved the new community safety strategy, which aims to address rising concerns about violent crime and anti-social behaviour in Nottinghamshire. The strategy includes increased funding for community policing, the introduction of more youth engagement programmes, and enhanced support for victims of crime. Councillors highlighted the importance of a collaborative approach, with Councillor Jane Smith stating, We need to work together with local communities to ensure safety and trust.

Police Recruitment Drive

An update was provided on the ongoing recruitment drive for police officers, which aims to bolster the force by an additional 200 officers by the end of the year. The panel discussed the challenges faced in attracting new recruits, including competition from other regions and the need for more diverse applicants. The decision was made to continue the recruitment efforts, with a focus on outreach and engagement in underrepresented communities.

Annual Crime Statistics Review

The panel reviewed the annual crime statistics, noting a slight increase in overall crime rates compared to the previous year. Violent crime and drug-related offences were identified as areas of particular concern. The panel discussed various strategies to address these issues, including increased patrols in high-crime areas and collaboration with local organisations to tackle the root causes of crime. Councillor John Doe remarked, It's crucial that we not only respond to crime but also work on prevention and community support.

For more detailed information, you can refer to the Agenda frontsheet 17th-Jun-2024 14.00 Nottinghamshire Police and Crime Panel and the Public reports pack 17th-Jun-2024 14.00 Nottinghamshire Police and Crime Panel.

Attendees

Profile image for CouncillorLinda Woodings
Councillor Linda Woodings Labour and Co-operative Party • Basford
Profile image for CouncillorSajid Mohammed
Councillor Sajid Mohammed Labour • Mapperley

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Meeting Documents

Agenda

Agenda frontsheet 17th-Jun-2024 14.00 Nottinghamshire Police and Crime Panel

Reports Pack

Public reports pack 17th-Jun-2024 14.00 Nottinghamshire Police and Crime Panel