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Community Policing

by Sasha last modified 24 October 2006 05:07 PM
Contributors: Sasha Taylor
Warwickshire Police Authority

Community Policing in Warwick District

PCSOs on bikes talking to members of the public
Warwick District’s eight Safer Neighbourhood teams, operational from November 2006, will have a strong working relationship with the community, their elected representatives, and other organisations such as Neighbourhood Watch. Each team will have a ‘Named Responsible Person’, usually a police sergeant. The community defines what kind of policing it needs - and holds the police and our partners responsible for our performance.

An Independent Advisory Group provides guidance to the force on how it can serve and work with minority groups. Faith and community meetings are regularly attended.

Police officers and Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) often use cycles to patrol their communities, so they are more visible and approachable.

Partnership meetings are held in Leamington at the police station, the Town Hall, or at the district council headquarters at Riverside House. To provide an enhanced level of policing, Community Police Officers and plain clothed officers support front line policing by taking statements and reassuring victims.
Warwick District

map of Warwick District showing Safer Neighbourhood teams in this area Warwick Rural West Safer Neighbourhood Team highlighted Kenilworth Safer Neighbourhood Team highlighted Whitnash Safer Neighbourhood Team highlighted Leamington Town Centre Safer Neighbourhood Team highlighted Leamington South Safer Neighbourhood Team highlighted Warwick Central Safer Neighbourhood Team highlighted Leamington North Safer Neighbourhood Team highlighted Warwick Rural East Safer Neighbourhood Team highlighted
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