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The Commissioner is offering statutory, third & business sector organisations/partnerships the opportunity to bid for funding to implement measures in priority towns/park areas across Hertfordshire, with a focus on bids that seek to tackle issues of crime/antisocial behaviour (ASB).
Within the scheme last year, the Commissioner awarded £130,000 to statutory, third & business sector organisations/partnerships covering every district in Hertfordshire. Examples of the types of initiatives funded include a North Herts Women’s Safety Charter, access to a Mobile Police Station, Theft Prevention Marking in St Albans for Businesses/Retailers and various Youth Diversion/Intervention projects.
Prospective applicants need to show that they have checked to make sure proposals are data-informed/evidence-led and do not duplicate existing services or provision.
The fund is open to the Constabulary, District/Borough Councils, Town/Parish Council or Community Safety Partnerships as well as Community/Voluntary groups, Charitable Groups and Business Sector Organisations.
The funding window will close on the 31st December 2026. Bids received after this will not be accepted for the 2026 grant award.
Please see the link to online application, click here
To see full guidance notes, click on the link: Guidance notes 2026
To see details of all 2025/26 awards, click on the link: Safer Town Centre Grant Scheme Allocations 2025/26
For further information, please e-mail [email protected]