Hertfordshire Constabulary
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Hertfordshire Hertfordshire Constabulary Constabulary
Neighbourhood Neighbourhood Policing, Young Policing, Young
People & SchoolsPeople & Schools
Headteachers ConferenceHeadteachers Conference12 June 2008
Chief Constable Frank Whiteley
Hertfordshire Hertfordshire ConstabularyConstabularyBasic Facts – 1st April Basic Facts – 1st April 20082008 2222ndnd biggest of 43 Forces biggest of 43 Forces 2148 Police Officers2148 Police Officers 1908 Police Staff1908 Police Staff Including 262 Police Community Support Officers Including 262 Police Community Support Officers
(PCSOs)(PCSOs) 266 Special Constables266 Special Constables £197.6m (gross) budget£197.6m (gross) budget 80,239 recorded crimes80,239 recorded crimes 435,043435,043 Incidents Incidents 31,077 persons arrested 31,077 persons arrested
A Good & Improving A Good & Improving Force Force 2007/082007/08 Reduction in all and key CrimesReduction in all and key Crimes Increased detection rateIncreased detection rate Improved call handlingImproved call handling Good response timesGood response times National leaders in Quality of National leaders in Quality of
ServiceService Improvements in public reassuranceImprovements in public reassurance Reductions in those Killed / Reductions in those Killed /
Seriously Injured in road traffic Seriously Injured in road traffic incidentsincidents
L.A. District / CDRP
75 Localities
Ward
A number of Localities
A dedicated C/Insp &
Community Insp
A number of wards
A dedicated Safer Neighbourhoods
Team
Will still have a named officer
Benefits from
resilience added by team structure
Safer Safer NeighbourhoodsNeighbourhoods
Safer Neighbourhoods Safer Neighbourhoods Team Team
500+ full time staff500+ full time staff
266 Special Constables, other 266 Special Constables, other volunteers, Neighbourhood Watch volunteers, Neighbourhood Watch and Partner Agency staff and Partner Agency staff
Our ApproachOur Approach AccessAccess InfluenceInfluence InterventionIntervention AnswersAnswers
10 Youth Crime Reduction Officers10 Youth Crime Reduction Officers– CDRP based and responsible for CDRP based and responsible for
coordinationcoordination
Investment in 38 Youth and Schools Investment in 38 Youth and Schools PCSOs PCSOs – 1 per Extended School Consortia 1 per Extended School Consortia
(ESC)(ESC)– Core Offer- defines the schools PCSO Core Offer- defines the schools PCSO
role and how it works with the role and how it works with the generic Geographic PCSO rolegeneric Geographic PCSO role
Schools - Our Schools - Our CommitmentCommitment
Youth & Schools PCSOs Youth & Schools PCSOs Core OfferCore Offer Minimum ServiceMinimum Service Providing targeted visible presence within Providing targeted visible presence within
schools, including truancy patrols with the schools, including truancy patrols with the Education Welfare OfficerEducation Welfare Officer
Act as single point of contact between your Act as single point of contact between your school and the Police for matters such as school and the Police for matters such as CAF etc. CAF etc.
Share good practice through extended Share good practice through extended schools consortia schools consortia
Assist in PSHE and Citizenship classroom Assist in PSHE and Citizenship classroom inputs (these staff are not trained teachers inputs (these staff are not trained teachers and should not be expected to run lessons)and should not be expected to run lessons)
Deliver key Policing messages through Deliver key Policing messages through appropriate forums, including assembliesappropriate forums, including assemblies
Assist in Restorative Justice Conferences Assist in Restorative Justice Conferences held within the schoolheld within the school
Work with schools and local communities Work with schools and local communities to address anti social behavior in the to address anti social behavior in the neighbourhood policing areaneighbourhood policing area
Attend other multi agency meetings such Attend other multi agency meetings such as YISP, Prevent and Deter meetingsas YISP, Prevent and Deter meetings
Youth & Schools PCSOs Youth & Schools PCSOs Core OfferCore Offer Minimum ServiceMinimum Service
Question?Question?
Are you making use of the core offer?Are you making use of the core offer?
Do you know who your PCSO is and how Do you know who your PCSO is and how to contact them?to contact them?
www.herts.police.ukwww.herts.police.uk
Schools - Our Schools - Our CommitmentCommitment
Youth StrategyYouth Strategy
Safeguarding– Preventing young people becoming victims of crimePreventing young people becoming victims of crime– Preventing young people becoming repeat victims of Preventing young people becoming repeat victims of
crimecrime– Preventing young people offending or re-offendingPreventing young people offending or re-offending
Addressing the perception gap in anti social behaviour involving young people
ACPO youth toolkit – Risk assessment process to identify young people Risk assessment process to identify young people
who are committing crime or are at risk of doing sowho are committing crime or are at risk of doing so– Drawn up in partnership with Police, YOT and IYSS Drawn up in partnership with Police, YOT and IYSS – We may approach you for information on that young We may approach you for information on that young
personperson
The FutureThe Future
Schools Guidance Schools Guidance documentdocument
Transition inputs for Transition inputs for year 6’syear 6’s
Increase /Maintain Increase /Maintain the commitment to the commitment to crucial crewcrucial crew
CEOP inputs for CEOP inputs for teaching staffteaching staff
Establish better Establish better relationships within relationships within ESCESC
ACPO Youth toolkitACPO Youth toolkit Greater Greater
engagement with engagement with Young peopleYoung people
Use young people to Use young people to solve the problem, solve the problem, moving from seeing moving from seeing them as a problemthem as a problem
Our Central Youth TeamOur Central Youth Team
[email protected]@herts.pnn.police.uk
01707 63885201707 638852
[email protected]@herts.pnn.police.uk
01707 63885601707 638856