The Staffordshire Commissioner's Office
Your Commissioner is elected by the public and acts as your voice, holding the Chief Constable and Chief Fire Officer, and their services, to account and making them answerable to the communities they serve.
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Police & Crime
Explore the Commissioner's Police & Crime Plan priorities including an outstanding local police service, preventing harm, supporting victims and impactful partnerships.
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Fire & Rescue
Discover the Commissioner's Fire & Rescue Plan priorities including an outstanding service, effective prevention and protecting people and places across Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent.
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Helping To Keep You Safe
Discover how the Staffordshire Commissioner commissions services to keep communities safe, including early intervention and crime prevention programmes.
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Supporting Victims
Access free, confidential support services for victims of crime across Staffordshire including domestic abuse, hate crime, sexual assault and anti-social behaviour.
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New service to help break the cycle of offending supports over 80 people in its first year
A new service supporting people with complex needs to rebuild their lives and reduce reoffending has celebrated its first year of operation, helping more than 80 ex-offenders make positive changes and move away from crime.
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Chief Constable Confirmation Hearing
The Staffordshire Police, Fire & Crime Panel will meet on Thursday 29 October for a confirmation hearing to consider the preferred candidate for the role of Staffordshire Chief Constable.
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South Staffordshire youth provision to continue thanks to Commissioner funding
A programme that aims to deliver early intervention, wellbeing and positive activity sessions for vulnerable children in Perton will continue thanks to a bolster in funding from the Staffordshire Police, Fire & Rescue and Crime Commissioner.
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Commissioner announces new Chief Constable of Staffordshire Police
Staffordshire Commissioner Ben Adams today (Friday 16 October) announced David Gardner as the new Chief Constable of Staffordshire Police.
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£20,000 investment to support young people and tackle anti-social behaviour in East Staffordshire
Three projects aimed at preventing anti-social behaviour, supporting vulnerable young people and improving community safety in East Staffordshire have secured a total of £20,000 through the Commissioner’s Community Safety Fund.
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Staffordshire Commissioner awarded Home Office funding to keep communities safe
The Staffordshire Police, Fire & Rescue and Crime Commissioner’s Office has been awarded £435,585 to support targeted problem-solving activity and partnership work aimed at preventing knife crime and keeping communities safe.
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Staffordshire Commissioner to hold latest Police, Fire & Crime Panel
Staffordshire Commissioner Ben Adams will hold the latest meeting of the Staffordshire Police, Fire & Crime Panel on Monday 28 September.
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Taxi marshals in Newcastle-under-Lyme backed by Commissioner
A scheme that aims to improve safety for night-time economy users in Newcastle-under-Lyme will continue thanks to funding from the Staffordshire Police, Fire & Rescue and Crime Commissioner’s Community Safety Fund.
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Local schools benefitting from targeted education sessions
More schools and colleges across Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent are benefiting from high-quality Personal Social Health Economic (PSHE) education support, according to the Pan-Staffordshire PSHE Education Service's latest annual Impact Report.
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New community safety projects approved for Staffordshire Moorlands
A series of new community safety projects aimed at tackling anti-social behaviour, violence against women and girls, fraud, and rural crime prevention are set to be delivered across the Staffordshire Moorlands.
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Support for domestic abuse victims highlighted in new campaign
A new campaign highlighting how different forms of domestic abuse can impact victims and their families, and what support is available to help them, has been launched today (1 September).
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