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Your Commissioner holds and attends regular meetings in order to monitor Surrey Police performance and finances. They include the Commissioner’s Public Performance Accountability Meetings and meetings of the Joint Audit Committee with Surrey Police. Search by Keyword Search by Category Sort by Reset Filters

We’re looking for new Joint Audit Committee members to help oversee police finances in Surrey.Click here to visit out Vacancies page. Under governance arrangements for policing, Surrey Police and the Police and Crime Commissioner require a Joint Audit Committee to provide independent and effective assurance about the adequacy of financial management and reporting. The Committee […]

This page contains publications made available by the Police and Crime Commissioner for Surrey.  Use the search function below to see our publications including annual reports, council tax leaflets and strategies. You can also request more information by contacting us. Search by Keyword Search by Category Sort by Reset Filters

Your Commissioner is responsible for setting the budget for Surrey Police and overseeing how it is spent. As well as receiving funding from Government grants, the Commissioner is also responsible for setting the amount of money you will pay for policing as part of your annual council tax bill. Police funding and the financial arrangements […]

A range of information about the work of our office and your Commissioner is readily accessible on this site or can be located using the search function. Our Publication Scheme  provides an outline of what information is readily available from us and when we publish it. It is complemented by our Retention Schedule explains how […]

Each quarter, the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) collect data from forces about how they handle complaints. This page includes the latest information bulletins and recommendations to Surrey Police made by the IOPC.

Our vibrant volunteering programme includes members of Surrey’s communities from diverse backgrounds who collectively offer their valuable knowledge, skills, and experience to the Force and my office. Young people can join the policing family from as young as 13 as a volunteer police cadet, from the age of 16 as a police support volunteer and […]

When I was elected in May 2021, I promised to keep the views of residents at the heart of my plans for policing in Surrey. Over the last year, I’ve been out and about in our communities to hear your views and concerns in local meetings and through my regular surgery sessions available to residents. […]

One of the key roles of Police and Crime commissioners is commissioning projects, services, and activities geared towards promoting community safety, mitigating offending behaviour, and providing support for victims of crime, to help them cope and recover from their experiences. During 2022/23, my office allocated almost £5.4 million in funding to fulfil these duties. A […]