Commissioner asks how much you’re willing to invest in local police and fire and rescue services – and criticises government over fire funding
On behalf of my team at the Office of the Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner, I would like to wish you and your family a very happy, peaceful and safe Christmas and all the best for 2020.
Residents of Cleveland, Durham and North Yorkshire can expect a more local service from Police dogs, as a consequence of changes to collaborative arrangements announced today.
More collaboration, improved transparency and finances which are more stable and sustainable are among the developments which have been implemented over the past year since governance of North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service was transferred to the County’s Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner.
The fire service inspectorate have today (17 December 2019) released their first report into the North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service.
More victims of crime in North Yorkshire will have the opportunity to play a role in the criminal justice system in the future with the launch of a new service to help victims receive answers and rehabilitate offenders by helping them to understand the hurt and fear they have caused.
Harrogate Street Aid, a new approach to tackle street sleepers and begging in Harrogate, is launched with funding from the Commissioner’s Community Fund.
North Yorkshire’s Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner is promising action in the battle against drugs across the county as concern grows about the impact of drug-use and the problems it creates.
North Yorkshire’s Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner is asking for five minutes of your time this weekend to create a county-wide snapshot of concerns about illegal drugs. COMPLETE THE ANONYMOUS SURVEY NOW >> Julia Mulligan wants to capture the views, concerns and insight of residents so she can present those to key partners and agencies […]
