Community Engagement Evening

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Community Engagement Evening

• Welcome
• Sergeant David West 3689

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Bridge Team
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Crime Concern MatrixHow do you feel?The
residents were asked to choose the box that they
felt most accurately described how they felt
about the area in which they lived. This exercise
gives an insight into the public perception of
crime.

Rising levels of concern about crime
Rising crime levels
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Our Policing PledgeThe residents were given an
insight into the national policing pledge, and
what level of service they can expect to receive
from Hampshire Constabulary.

• Hampshire Constabulary will support law
• abiding citizens and pursue criminals
• relentlessly to keep you and your
• neighbourhoods safe from harm.
• We will

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Our Policing PledgeThe residents were given an
insight into the national policing pledge, and
what level of service they can expect to receive
from Hampshire Constabulary.

• Always treat you fairly with dignity and
• respect ensuring you have fair access to our
• services at a time that is reasonable and
• suitable for you.

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Our Policing PledgeThe residents were given an
insight into the national policing pledge, and
what level of service they can expect to receive
from Hampshire Constabulary.

• Provide you with information so you know
• who your dedicated Safer Neighbourhood
• Team are, where they are based, how to
• contact them and how to work with them.

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Our Policing PledgeThe residents were given an
insight into the national policing pledge, and
what level of service they can expect to receive
from Hampshire Constabulary.

• Ensure your Safer Neighbourhood Team and other
• police patrols are visible and on your patch at
• times when they will be most effective and when
• you tell us you most need them. We will ensure
• your team are not taken away from neighbourhood
• business more than is absolutely necessary. They
• will spend at least 80 of their time visibly
  working
• in your neighbourhood, tackling your problems

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Our Policing PledgeThe residents were given an
insight into the national policing pledge, and
what level of service they can expect to receive
from Hampshire Constabulary.

• Respond to every message directed to your
• Safer Neighbourhood Team within 24 hours
• and, where necessary, provide a more
• detailed response as soon as we can.

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Our Policing PledgeThe residents were given an
insight into the national policing pledge, and
what level of service they can expect to receive
from Hampshire Constabulary.

• If you are calling about an issue that we have
• agreed with your community will be a
• neighbourhood priority and attendance is
  required,
• we will aim to be with you within 60 minutes.
• Alternatively, if appropriate, we will make an
• appointment to see you at a time that fits in
  with
• your life and within 48 hours. If agreed that
• attendance is not necessary we will give you
• advice, answer your questions and or put you in
• touch with someone who can help.

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Our Policing PledgeThe residents were given an
insight into the national policing pledge, and
what level of service they can expect to receive
from Hampshire Constabulary.

• Arrange regular public meetings to agree
• your priorities, at least once a month, giving
• you a chance to meet your local team with
• other members of your community. These
• will include opportunities such as surgeries,
• street briefings and mobile police station
• visits which will be arranged to meet local
• needs and requirements.

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Our Policing PledgeThe residents were given an
insight into the national policing pledge, and
what level of service they can expect to receive
from Hampshire Constabulary.

• Provide monthly updates on progress, and
• on local crime and policing issues. This will
• include the provision of crime maps,
• information on specific crimes and what
• happened to those brought to justice, details
• of what action we and our partners are
• taking to make your neighbourhood safer and
• information on how your force is performing.

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Our Policing PledgeThe residents were given an
insight into the national policing pledge, and
what level of service they can expect to receive
from Hampshire Constabulary.

• If you have been a victim of crime agree with
• you how often you would like to be kept
• informed of progress in your case and for
• how long. You have the right to be kept
• informed at least every month if you wish
• and for as long as is reasonable.

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Our Policing PledgeThe residents were given an
insight into the national policing pledge, and
what level of service they can expect to receive
from Hampshire Constabulary.

• Acknowledge any dissatisfaction with the
• service you have received within 24 hours of
• reporting it to us. To help us fully resolve
• the matter, discuss with you how it will be
• handled, give you an opportunity to talk in
• person to someone about your concerns
• and agree with you what will be done about
• them and how quickly.

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Our Policing PledgeThe residents were given an
insight into the national policing pledge, and
what level of service they can expect to receive
from Hampshire Constabulary.

• We want to do our best for you but if we fail to
  meet our Pledge we will always explain why it has
  not been possible on that occasion to deliver the
  high standards to which we aspire and you
  deserve.

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Exercise OneThis exercise invited the residents
to identify what the priorities are for their own
road, neighbourhood and Gosport. Once the
residents identified their priorities they were
invited to suggest ways in which they could be
dealt with. This exercise provides the residents
an opportunity to share their concerns, not only
about crime but quality of life issues, such as
noise, littering and parking. The exercise
generates discussion over how problems can be
overcome using various agencies.

• 1. What are the groups priorities for their own
  road, neighbourhood and Gosport?
• 2. In respect of the top 3 priorities, how could
  or should these priority problems be addressed by
  the police and partner agencies ?

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Exercise TwoThe residents were invited to
prioritise the following crimes. This exercise
helps the police to understand what is important
to the residents and can help to influence local
policing priorities.

• In groups, prioritise the following crimes?
• Assault
• Drug Supply
• Sex Offences
• Shoplifting
• Anti Social Behaviour
• Threats and Intimidation
• Dwelling Burglary
• Commercial Burglary
• Criminal Damage
• Theft from Motor Vehicles
• Theft of Motor Vehicles
• Shed Burglary
• Robbery
• Arson
• Theft of Cycles
• Racist Homophobic Crime

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Bridgemary Crime StatisticsThe residents were
advised of the reported crime for Bridgemary over
the course of a year and how much this had
increased or decreased.
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Exercise ThreeThis exercise helps to determine
whether residents opinions and priorities change,
once they are aware of the crime that has been
reported in the area

• Are there any changes you would like to make to
  the list of priorities?
• Assault
• Drug Supply
• Sex Offences
• Shoplifting
• Anti Social Behaviour
• Threats and Intimidation
• Dwelling Burglary
• Commercial Burglary
• Criminal Damage
• Theft from Motor Vehicles
• Theft of Motor Vehicles
• Shed Burglary
• Robbery
• Arson
• Theft of Cycles
• Racist Homophobic Crime

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Crime Concern MatrixHow do you feel now?The
residents were asked to choose the box that they
felt most accurately described how they felt
about the area in which they lived. This exercise
gives an insight into the public perception of
crime and how it can change when informed of what
has been reported and investigated by the police.

Rising levels of concern about crime
Rising crime levels