We ensure that the communities needs are met as effectively as possible, and improve local relationships through building confidence and restoring trust.
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Police and Crime Commissioners are elected to ensure the needs of the community are met, click here to find out more.
The Police and Crime Plan sets out actions for Durham Constabulary to address for the needs of the community.
In October 2015, the PCC for Durham was one of the first OPCCs to receive national recognition for its transparency.
See all the latest news & events from the Durham Police and Crime Commissioner's Office.
The Police and Crime Commissioner commission various services that support victims of crime.
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Police and Crime Commissioner Joy Allen has spoken of her delight after joining the Bishop Auckland College Corporate Board.
PCC has welcomed the launch of a new service enabling the public to anonymously or confidentially report corruption and criminality within policing.
Despite funding cuts from Government’s Safer Streets programme, PCC announces her plans to cut crime and improve community safety will still go ahead.
PCC reports on progress made over the past eight months deliver justice for victims of crime and anti-social behaviour.
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Durham Police and Crime Commissioner's Office
Durham Police Headquarters
Aykley Heads
Durham
DH1 5TT