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20 April, 2022

Have your say in Commissioner Zoë’s April Public Accountability Meeting

CFO Jon Foster - PFCC Zoe Metcalfe - CC Lisa Winward
Commissioner Zoë Metcalfe will host her monthly Public Accountability Meeting on Tuesday 26 April and is encouraging people across North Yorkshire and York to get involved.

As well as receiving the latest updates from North Yorkshire Police and North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service, there will be a focus on anti social behaviour and fire investigation.

Broadcast live online, the meetings aim to make the emergency services more accessible and anyone with questions can submit them in advance to info@northyorkshire-pfcc.gov.uk .

Commissioner Zoë said:

“I always want to make sure I am asking the questions you want answers to, which is why these Public Accountability Meetings are so important.

“They will allow me to find out more about the work of the police and fire and rescue service, and put the focus on topics which are important to residents and businesses across York and North Yorkshire.

“Please join us to watch either live or at any time after on the website.”

The agenda, along with presentations and reports, are available here on our website where you can also find details on how to watch live and submit a question or catch-up after the meeting.

Public Accountability Meeting – 26 April 2022

This month’s meeting will be on Tuesday 26 April from 1.30pm and will focus on: 

  • North Yorkshire Police – Anti Social Behaviour – Understanding the police’s role in addressing Anti-social behaviour problem, current partnership approach and how police support victim and prevent any harm.
  • North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service – Fire Investigation – The importance of and competency required to undertake fire investigations and how the cause and effects of fires are used to identify and monitor trends to prevent similar events from occurring.

To ask a question on this month’s hot topics:

  • In advance of the meeting, please send your question to info@northyorkshire-pfcc.gov.uk please include your name and address with your question.
  • To ask a question during the meeting using Twitter, include #NYscrutiny in your tweet.

To watch the live broadcast

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