Service Standards
Delivering a high quality service:
- We will always treat you fairly with dignity and respect and
ensure that you can easily contact us.
- We will get back to you within 24 hours if you report you are
not happy with our service.
Protecting the public:
- We will aim to answer emergency calls (999) within 10 seconds
and to do our best to be with you in 15 minutes if you are in a
town and 20 minutes if you are in a place that is harder to get to
(rural areas).
- We will answer all non emergency calls (101 or 01245 491491) as
quickly as possible. If we need to see you we will give you an
estimated time of arrival or make an appointment to see you at a
mutually agreeable time.
Providing a local service:
- We will give out information about your local officers so that
you know who they are and how to contact them.
- We will listen to feedback about our services. We will arrange
regular opportunities to meet you and give updates on our work and
the progress we are making.
- We will publish local crime data on our website.
- We will ensure your local officer calls you back within 24
hours if you ring or text them about an issue.
Keeping victims of crime informed:
- If you are a victim of crime we will agree with youhow you
would like to be kept informed of progress. You have the right to
be kept informed at least every month if you wish and for as long
as is reasonable.
You can find out details about your local officer by entering
your postcode in the 'Your Neighbourhood'
section of this website or by calling the non emergency number
(101 or 01245 491491).
You can let us know about the service you received by calling
our non-emergency telephone number (101 or 01245 491491) or by
using the feedback links on our website.
For more information about local crime data and the policing
priorities for your area visit the 'My
Neighbourhood' section of our website.
In an emergency always dial 999.
