Last Modified November 12, 2012
How do I report a crime?
In an emergency always dial 999.
An emergency is when there is a risk of injury to someone or a risk of serious damage to property, or you suspect a crime is in progress or there is a serious incident which needs immediate police attendance.
Hertfordshire Constabulary also has a non-emergency number 101.
How do I report anti-social behaviour (ASB)?
If you would like to report anti-social behaviour please call the non-emergency number 101.
How do I contact my local ward Police Constable (PC) or Police Community Support Officer (PCSO)?
You can find out the name and contact details of your local officers, including your PC, PCSO, Crime Prevention Officer and Neighbourhood Watch Co-ordinator through Hertfordshire Constabulary, or you can call the non-emergency number 101 or the airwaves number 01707 354 192.
Anti-social behaviour - what will you do?
We will continue to work in partnership to reduce anti-social behaviour and help make people feel safer. Our Community Safety Partnership will:
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record and investigate incidents of anti-social behaviour
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support victims and witnesses of anti-social behaviour and ensure they are kept informed about what action is being taken
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provide regular updates to communities about how we are tackling anti-social behaviour
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maintain effective links between relevant organisations to tackle anti-social behaviour in a timely manner
For more information please contact us.