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North Yorkshire’s Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner is to pilot a new Public Safety Service which aims to bring together the police, fire and rescue, health service and local authorities to prevent vulnerability, reduce harm and solve problems in communities – particularly rural, isolated areas.

Following Storm Ciara, North Yorkshire’s Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner has written to all within North Yorkshire Police and North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service to thank them for their efforts.

Following yesterday’s Police, Fire and Crime Panel decision to agree to the North Yorkshire Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner’s proposals on the precept for policing and fire, Julia Mulligan said:

North Yorkshire’s Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner will tomorrow (Thursday 6 February) ask the Police, Fire and Crime Panel to agree how much residents will pay for policing and fire and rescue services in the year from April 2020 – known as the precept.

North Yorkshire’s Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner has confirmed major changes to the way complaints and compliments about North Yorkshire Police are handled.

Commenting on today’s figures from the Office for National Statistics on ‘Crime in England and Wales : year ending September 2019’, Julia Mulligan, North Yorkshire Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner, said: “North Yorkshire remains the safest place in England and I want to thank the hard-working police officers and staff whose dedication and commitment ensures […]

North Yorkshire’s Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner is asking for people to get involved in her next monthly public accountability meeting.