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About Us
The Crime and Disorder Act 1998 places a statutory duty on public agencies to work together to prevent and reduce crime and disorder and anti-social behaviour. Therefore, in every area throughout the country these public agencies have formed partnerships.
In St Albans this is called the St Albans Community Safety Partnership, also know as the Crime & Disorder Reduction Partnership (CDRP) and our partners include Hertfordshire Constabulary, Hertfordshire County Council, Hertfordshire Fire and Rescue Service, Hertfordshire Police Authority, St Albans & Harpenden Primary Care Trust, Youth Offending Team, Hertfordshire Probation Area and various local voluntary organisations.
Our Priorities
St Albans Community Safety Strategy 2005-08 came into force in April 2005 and lists the priorities the partnership would be concentrating its efforts on for the next three years. The strategy and priorities are based on outcome of the Crime & Disorder Audit of the District undertaken in November 2004 and also the national priorities highlighted by the Home Office. Please click here to access the Community Safety Strategy 2005-08
The main priorities are:-
- Reduce Crime
- Reducing Vehicle Crime
- Reducing Burglary
- Tackle Domestic Violence & Hate Crime
- Tackle Crimes of Local Concern
- Reduce Anti-social Behaviour and Alcohol Related Crime
- Reduce Harm caused to Communities by Drugs.
- To Build Community Confidence.
How can we Help?
The Community Safety Department based at the Council Offices comprises the Community Safety and the Anti-social Behaviour Team.
For any issues related to Community Safety contact us via email on communitysafety@stalbans.gov.uk or call 01727 819305.
For Anti-social Behaviour query contact:
Neil Kieran by phone on 01727 819416, by email: n.kieran@stalbans.gov.uk or contact:
Tony Clarke by phone on 01727 819566, by email: a.clarke@stalbans.gov.uk
Reporting Anti Social Behaviour EForm
St Albans Community Safety Website
Please do not forget to visit St Albans Community Safety Partnerships website. Click here to access the website or if it doesn't work visit http://www.stalbanscsp.org.uk
The website gives you access to the latest news, initiatives of the partnership and other leaflets and information document.
The Team
Mrs Chris Roach, Community Support Manager
Neil Kieran, Anti-social Behaviour Co-ordinator
Narinder Brar, Community Safety Officer
Tony Clark, Anti-Social Behaviour Caseworker
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