Representing your voice on policing in Surrey.
Lisa Townsend is the Police and Crime Commissioner for Surrey.
Commissioners were introduced in 2012 to monitor and improve the service provided by police forces in England and Wales, set the priorities for policing in each area and commission key services that strengthen community safety and support victims.
Use the below links to learn more about your Commissioner and our Office:
Roles & Responsibilities
Your Commissioner is responsible for overseeing the work of Surrey Police, holding the Chief Constable to account on your behalf, and funding key services that strengthen community safety and support victims.
Police and Crime Plan
The Police and Crime Plan is set by the Commissioner and outlines the priorities for Surrey Police. It is informed by consultation with the public and Police and Crime Plan areas are used as a framework to measure the Force’s performance.
Surrey Police performance
Our dedicated Data Hub contains the latest information on Surrey Police performance including response times and progress against the Police and Crime Plan.
Latest News
New Surrey Police base set for Redhill next year, Commissioner announces
Commissioner Lisa Townsend has hailed a "bright future for policing" after the purchase of a site in Redhill.
Would you pay a little extra council tax to support the fight against crime? Have your say on police funding!
The Commissioner is asking Surrey residents whether they'd be prepared to pay around £1 extra a month in council tax.
Retail crime charges rise by 465 per cent in Surrey as report on the impact of offending is released
Retailers are feeling "demoralised, exhausted and, in some cases, frightened", the Police and Crime Commissioner said.