PCC secures £3.2m funding to tackle domestic abuse
A major £3.2m project to tackle domestic abuse in Hertfordshire is being set up following a successful bid by the Office for the Police and Crime Commissioner for Hertfordshire (OPCC).
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A major £3.2m project to tackle domestic abuse in Hertfordshire is being set up following a successful bid by the Office for the Police and Crime Commissioner for Hertfordshire (OPCC).
A record high number of officers are now serving the people of Hertfordshire after continued investment from local residents and the government.
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The two-year pilot by GamCare, a gambling support charity, looked at how interventions at key points in the criminal justice system could steer addicts away from committing crimes.
Police and Crime Commissioner for Hertfordshire David Lloyd welcomed the latest figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) which show the county has the fifth lowest overall crime rate.
Hertfordshire Constabulary has welcomed 13 new Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) as part of a continued recruitment drive to boost their numbers across the county.
Operations to tackle burglary, car theft and drug dealing are being carried out in Hertsmere, the Police and Crime Commissioner for Hertfordshire heard during a visit.
Tackling anti-social behaviour, vehicle crime and drug dealing were all raised when the Police and Crime Commissioner for Hertfordshire visited Welwyn Hatfield.
Burglary, speeding and shoplifting were all discussed when the Police and Crime Commissioner for Hertfordshire David Lloyd visited officers in Dacorum.
A proposal by the Police and Crime Commissioner for Hertfordshire for a below inflation increase in the council tax precept has been agreed.