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Teams work closely with local authorities, organisations, partners and residents to decide policing priorities. This helps teams find long-term solutions to local problems. 

 

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Policing priorities

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    Action taken:

  • Priority:

    Your Neighbourhood Policing Team have reviewed the data provided by our community messaging users and identified the key areas that we as the policing can tackle. These areas are:
    General Anti-Social Behaviour & Noise Disturbance.

    Issued 01 April 2026

    Action taken:

    Targeted patrols: Increase high-visibility foot patrols in identified "hotspots" during peak times of reported disturbance.

    Acceptable behaviour contracts (ABC’s): Work with repeat offenders and their families to sign formal agreements aimed at curbing disruptive actions.

    Noise nuisance escalation: Coordinate with Environmental Health officers to issue Community Protection Notices (CPN’s) to individuals or household consistently exceeding reasonable noise levels.

    Actioned 01 April 2026

  • Priority:

    Your Neighbourhood Policing Team have reviewed the data provided by our community messaging users and identified the key areas that we as the policing can tackle. These areas are:
    Drug Dealing, Drug Taking & Alcohol misuse.

    Issued 01 April 2026

    Action taken:

    Intelligence led warrants: Utilise community provided data to execute warrants under the Misuse of Drugs Act.

    Public Space Protection Orders (PSPO’s): Enforce existing PSPO’s to prevent street drinking and open drug use in public parks and shopping precincts.

    CCTV Integration: Collaborate with local businesses and housing providers to monitor suspicious activity and gather evidence for prosecutions.

    Referral Pathways: Work with health partners to signpost those struggling with addictions towards support services, while focusing on those profiting from drug dealing.

    Actioned 01 April 2026

  • Priority:

    Your Neighbourhood Policing Team have reviewed the data provided by our community messaging users and identified the key areas that we as the policing can tackle. These areas are:
    Dog fouling

    Issued 01 April 2026

    Action taken:

    We recognise that dog fouling is a significant concern for residents regarding hygiene and local pride.

    Lead Agency: Please note that the enforcement of dog fouling, including the issuing of Fixed Penalty Notices (FPN’s), is the responsibility of the local authority rather than the police.

    Reporting: We encourage all community members to report specific incidents, including locations and times of the day directly to Plymouth City Council.
    Council Action: The council has the power to deploy Dog Control Officers and maintenance teams to address these specific cleanliness issues.

    We encourage residents to continue using our community messaging platforms to report non-emergency concerns. Your data is vital in helping us allocate resources where they are needed most.
    For emergencies, always dial 999.

    Actioned 01 April 2026

  • Priority:

    Your Neighbourhood Policing Team have reviewed the data provided by our community messaging users and identified the keys areas that we as the policing can tackle. These areas are:
    General Anti Social Behaviour
    Noise Disturbance

    Issued 06 January 2026

    Action taken:

    We will continue to engage with the local communities and develop plans to tackles the local priorities.
    Be visible in the areas that have been identified.
    Carry out specific operations to tackle areas of crime and disorder

    Update 20/03/26:
    Officers have carried out high-visibility patrols, engaging positively with local youths and residents and using Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) powers where necessary. This has included the seizure of alcohol and other enforcement action to prevent further ongoing nuisance and disruption.
    These patrols and engagement will continue as we work to keep public spaces safe and enjoyable for everyone.

    Actioned 20 March 2026

  • Priority:

    Your Neighbourhood Policing Team have reviewed the data provided by our community messaging users and identified the keys areas that we as the policing can tackle. These areas are:
    Road Safety
    Nuisance Motor Bikes

    Issued 06 January 2026

    Action taken:

    We will continue to engage with the local communities and develop plans to tackles the local priorities.
    Be visible in the areas that have been identified.
    Carry out specific operations to tackle areas of crime and disorder

    Update 20/03/26:
    Officers have been carrying out targeted patrols to address dangerous road use, nuisance behaviour and concerns raised by residents. This work will continue over the coming weeks.
    Local officers have been trained in the use of the handheld speed detection devices and will use this within our communities to engage with road users and promote road safety.
    We have recently completed a dedicated operation to tackle the illegal use of e-bikes and associated criminality. Which included enforcement activity, seizure of illegal bikes and partnership working aimed at keeping our roads, pathways and public spaces safe.

    Please watch this space for further updates.
    Thank you for your ongoing support.

    Actioned 20 March 2026

  • Priority:

    Your Neighbourhood Policing Team have reviewed the data provided by our community messaging users and identified the keys areas that we as the policing can tackle. These areas are:
    Drug Dealing

    Issued 06 January 2026

    Action taken:

    We will continue to engage with the local communities and develop plans to tackles the local priorities.
    Be visible in the areas that have been identified.
    Carry out specific operations to tackle areas of crime and disorder

    Update 20/03/26:
    Over recent weeks, officers have been carrying out proactive patrols in response to community concerns around drug dealing in the area.
    As part of this work, police have conducted targeted stop & searches and use of passive drugs dog attending local public houses. A number of individuals have been charged and will be appearing before the courts.

    We will continue to take robust action.
    Community information remains vital, and we encourage residents to report any suspicious activity.

    Actioned 21 March 2026

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