Newsletters now available to find out safer neighbourhoods
Friday, 27th August 2010.
The latest quarterly newsletters from Suffolk police's 30 Safer Neighbourhood Teams (SNTs) are available now.
Each edition of Community News features the latest information on each SNT's current local priorities as well as relevant crime reduction tips and key contact information.
They are available directly from your local SNT or can be downloaded at www.safersuffolk.org.uk
SNTs work directly with local residents and businesses to establish local policing priorities, making the area a safer and more pleasant place to live.
Each SNT is made up of police officers, police community support officers, special constables and volunteers who work closely with local partners, such as district and borough councils to establish swift solutions to crime in your area - which could range from anti-social behaviour to noise and litter.
Community engagement is key to establishing local policing priorities and each SNT holds regular public meetings where local issues and
concerns of residents are discussed as future priorities.
Officers are also on hand at regular street meets, police surgeries and mobile police station visits.
For the latest meetings and engagements - as well as a chance to read more about your local officers and past priorities solved by the team -
log on to www.safersuffolk.org.uk and enter your postcode or phone 01473 613 500.
Each edition of Community News features the latest information on each SNT's current local priorities as well as relevant crime reduction tips and key contact information.
They are available directly from your local SNT or can be downloaded at www.safersuffolk.org.uk
SNTs work directly with local residents and businesses to establish local policing priorities, making the area a safer and more pleasant place to live.
Each SNT is made up of police officers, police community support officers, special constables and volunteers who work closely with local partners, such as district and borough councils to establish swift solutions to crime in your area - which could range from anti-social behaviour to noise and litter.
Community engagement is key to establishing local policing priorities and each SNT holds regular public meetings where local issues and
concerns of residents are discussed as future priorities.
Officers are also on hand at regular street meets, police surgeries and mobile police station visits.
For the latest meetings and engagements - as well as a chance to read more about your local officers and past priorities solved by the team -
log on to www.safersuffolk.org.uk and enter your postcode or phone 01473 613 500.
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