Kent Community Safety AgreementCommunity Safety Agreement • March 13th, 2019
Version Date Changes 1.0 April 2017 New Kent Community Safety Agreement (CSA)– effective from April 2017 2.0 April 2018 Refreshed Kent Community Safety Agreement (CSA)- Updated document date to April 2018- Ch.1 - reference added to 1.1 about version control- Ch.5 - achievements for 2017/18 added- Ch.6 - priorities/cross-cutting themes updated effective from April 2018, including refreshed diagram- Ch.7 - priority leads updated - Appendix A - strategic assessment outcomes updated- Appendix B - MoRiLE outcomes refreshed- Appendix C - refreshed horizon scanning- Appendix D - Police & Crime Plan details updated 3.0 April 2019 Refreshed Kent Community Safety Agreement (CSA)- Effective date changed to April 2019- Ch.3 - updated legislation and addition of partnership changes and challenges- Ch.5 - achievements for 2018/19 added- Ch.6 - minor changes to the chapter acknowledging the 2019 review- Ch.8 - minor changes to the list of plans - Appendix A - strategic assessment outcomes updated
Community Safety Agreement 2008 – TEXT ONLYCommunity Safety Agreement • May 5th, 2020
Lincolnshire Community Safety Partnership Community Safety AgreementCommunity Safety Agreement • July 24th, 2017
Welcome to the 2015-18 Community Safety Agreement for Lincolnshire. The Agreement sets out how we determined our priorities for the Lincolnshire Community Safety Partnership and details how we structure the partnership to ensure we target the areas identified with maximum effect. Our 2015-18 priorities are:
Staffordshire Community Safety AgreementCommunity Safety Agreement • January 29th, 2024
As Chair of the Staffordshire Community Safety Partnership, I am pleased to present the latest Staffordshire Community Safety Agreement (CSA).
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Community Safety Agreement 2022 – 2025Community Safety Agreement • October 10th, 2022
WARWICKSHIRE COMMUNITY SAFETY AGREEMENTCommunity Safety Agreement • April 25th, 2017
OUR VISION 2 FOREWORD FROM THE CHAIR 4 INTRODUCTION 6 FOCUS 7 PRIORITY SETTING PROCESS 8 CONTEXT 9 HORIZON SCANNING 10 CURRENT PICTURE OF CRIME & REOFFENDING 12 ACHIEVEMENTS 2016/17 14 PRIORITIES 2017 – 2021 16 DELIVERY MECHANISMS 18 APPENDIX A 20 APPENDIX B 22
Community Safety AgreementCommunity Safety Agreement • July 9th, 2020
A Community Safety Agreement (CSA) is a statutory document that is a requirement for two tier authorities such as Surrey under Section 17 of the Crime and Disorder Act 1998 (as amended by the Police and Justice Act 2006).
County Durham Community Safety AgreementCommunity Safety Agreement • September 30th, 2008
The Crime and Disorder Act 1998 placed a legal duty on responsible authorities to work together to tackle crime, the misuse of drugs, anti-social behaviour and other behaviour adversely affecting the environment. In County Durham the responsible authorities are Durham County Council, Durham Constabulary, County Durham and Darlington Fire and Rescue Authority, District/Borough Councils, Durham Police Authority and the County Durham Primary Care Trust. These authorities, and other cooperative bodies, developed five Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnerships which have contributed to substantial reductions in crime over the last ten years. Despite this progress community concerns about crime and anti-social behaviour remain and our partnerships recognise that we have to make progressive change in order to meet the challenges ahead.
Community Safety Agreement and Action PlanCommunity Safety Agreement • August 24th, 2020
• New DA strategic plan to be developed taking account of legislative changes, the PCCs DA strategy and DA needs assessments.
