Commissioner Zoë can ask questions on your behalf in her Online Public Meeting with the Chief Constable or Chief Fire Officer. Ask your question and find out more.
Residents across North Yorkshire and the City of York are being urged to tell Commissioner Zoë Metcalfe how much they are willing to pay for policing and fire and rescue services before her online consultation ends on 13 January.
North Yorkshire’s Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner is welcoming the government’s decision to act on calls to tackle illegal hare coursing gangs, after many years of campaigning.
National Police Chiefs’ Council launch new framework on violence against women and girls
North Yorkshire’s Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner, Zoë Metcalfe, is asking how much you think should be invested in local policing and fire and rescue services from your council tax bills from April next year.
• Plans unveiled for over £1 million to be invested in Victims’ Centre
• Commissioner supports government proposals for a new Victims’ Law.
An ambitious vision to reduce the number of people killed and seriously injured on North Yorkshire and York’s roads to as close to zero as possible is being launched.
North Yorkshire Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner Zoë Metcalfe will host her first Public Accountability Meeting and is encouraging people across North Yorkshire and York to get involved.
North Yorkshire’s new Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner has spent her first day in the role meeting with victims and survivors of crime, promising them that her priority is to give a voice to those who struggle to be heard.
Zoë Metcalfe has been elected as the new Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for North Yorkshire and the City of York following the by-election of Thursday 25 November 2021.
