Staffordshire Commissioner Ben Adams will present his proposed plans for Staffordshire Police and Staffordshire Fire & Rescue at a meeting of the Police, Fire & Crime Panel on Monday 30 September, following the launch of a new consultation this month.
The draft Police & Crime and Fire & Rescue Plans 2024-2028 set the local direction and priorities for the next four years to deliver effective, efficient services, while detailing how the Commissioner intends to work with the services and partners to support victims, prevent crime and reduce harm.
During the Panel meeting, broadcast live online at 10am, the Commissioner will highlight the public consultation which runs until 21 October, giving people an opportunity to share their feedback on the plans.
The Commissioner will also present his draft Annual Report during the meeting, detailing progress made against his previous local Police & Crime and Fire & Rescue Plans, and the positive activity undertaken by his Office over the last year.
Staffordshire Commissioner for Police, Fire & Rescue and Crime Ben Adams said: “These proposed plans inform the operational plans developed by our Chief Constable and Chief Fire Officer, which take account of national factors and the risks we face in Staffordshire. I will continue to invest in the technology, training and people to help the Police and Fire & Rescue meet both these wider challenges and your local expectations of the services.
“Your views matter. I want these refreshed plans to reflect what is important for our communities in Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent, and I encourage everyone to take a few minutes to share their feedback with me.”
The Police, Fire & Crime Panel meets regularly to give their views on the Staffordshire Commissioner’s plans and decisions, and is an important part of the Office’s commitment to being open and transparent.
View the meeting live, or to watch online afterwards.
To read the draft Annual Report, visit Annual-Report-2023-2024.pdf (staffordshire-pfcc.gov.uk)
