As part of his commitment to local communities, the Staffordshire Commissioner, Matthew Ellis, has made money available to improve community safety, reduce crime and disorder and to increase public confidence. Applications to the Proceeds of Crime Fund or the People Power Fund should meet at least one of the Council’s local community safety priorities:-
Newcastle-under-Lyme community safety priorities for 2017/20:
- Early intervention and prevention around substance misuse and mental ill health
- Providing appropriate and sustained support for victims and their families
- Tackling anti-social behaviour
- Prevention and disruption of youth violence
- Prevention and disruption of child sexual exploitation
Further information on Newcastle-under-Lyme’s community safety priorities can be found in our Local Police and Crime Plan 2017 to 2020 (PDF 2mb)
Applications should also support one or more of the five priority areas set out in the Commissioner’s Safer, Fairer, United Communities Strategy.
Safer, fairer, united communities strategy priorities:-
- Modern and transformed policing
- Early intervention
- Supporting victims and witnesses
- Managing offenders
- Public confidence
Details of key contacts for further information are located on the Police and Crime Commissioner’s website (External Link) or by contacting the Office of the Staffordshire Commissioner on 01785 232246.
Last updated 3 December 2018