Keeping Poole Safe & Feeling Safe
Poole has low levels of crime and anti-social behaviour in comparison to other parts of the country and fear of crime and anti-social behaviour is also reducing.
Between 2006 and 2009, crime in Poole reduced by 12 per cent. That's a real achievement in tough economic times when you might expect crime to rise.
Anti-social behaviour is also being curbed. After high levels in the summer of 2009, autumn and winter 2009/10 saw a four-year low in incidents of anti-social behaviour.
Overseeing crime reduction and promoting public safety is the work of a group of organisations which make up Safer Poole Partnership.
In this section
- News
- Meetings and Events
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Dorset Police Authority - Giving You a Voice in Policing Thu 29 July 2010
Dorset Police Authority is responsible for ensuring an efficient and effective police service for Dorset. One of our key ways of achieving this is to consult with local people to understand what matters to them with regards to policing locally. -
Poole Partners help shape Poole's future Fri 12 February 2010
Council Members and Partners across Poole came together on 11th February for the annual State of the Area Debate. Partners helped with developing a new vision and priorities for the future looking ahead to 2026.
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Don't get taken in by fraudsters!
Come along to a fun community event on Friday 24 September to learn about how you can stand up to fraudsters and bogus callers on your doorstep.