Serious Violence Reduction Strategy 2024-2029
The Serious Violence Duty requires local agencies including the police, health agencies, county, borough and district councils to work together to address the root causes of serious violence in Surrey. The Strategy for the Surrey Serious Violence Reduction Partnership that is convened by our office contains more information about the Partnership and its aims to […]
06/2024 – Reducing Reoffending Fund applications May 2024
Author and Job Role: George Bell, Criminal Justice Policy & Commissioning Officer Protective Marking: Official Executive Summary: For 2024/25, the Police and Crime Commissioner has made available £270,000.00 of funding to reduce reoffending in Surrey. Application for Standard Grant Award above £5,000 – Reducing Reoffending Fund York Road Project – Rough Sleeper Coordinator – Cherisse Dealtry […]
05/2024 – Approval of the Medium-Term Financial Plan 2024/25 to 2027/28
Author and Job Role: Kelvin Menon – Chief Financial Officer Protective Marking: OFFICIAL Summary: The Medium Term Financial Plan (MTFP) seeks to model the finances of the PCC Group over the period from 2024/25 to 2027/28. This then sets out the key financial challenges facing the Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) over the period and provides […]
04/2024 – Serious Violence Duty Fund 2024/25
Author and Job Role: Sarah Haywood, Serious Violence Programme Lead Protective Marking: OFFICIAL Executive Summary: In April 2023 the Police and Crime Commissioner for Surrey was issued a grant to support the named specified authorities under the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022 to deliver the Serious Violence Duty. The Duty requires specified authorities for […]
03/2024 – Approval of Treasury Management and MRP Statement and the Capital Strategy for 2024
Author and Job Role: Kelvin MenonProtective Marking: OFFICIAL Executive Summary The PCC is asked to approve the attached Treasury Management and MRP Statement and the Capital Strategy reviewed at the JAC meeting on the 27th March 2024. Background The PCC has legal responsibility for all the Force/OPCC assets. This not only includes physical […]
02/2024 – Annual Review of the Scheme of Governance (2024/25)
Author and Job Role: Kelvin Menon, Chief Finance OfficerProtective Marking: OFFICIAL Executive Summary: The Scheme of Governance comprises a number of documents which, when taken together, give clarity to the way the Police & Crime Commissioner and Chief Constable discharge their responsibilities. The Scheme sets out how both parties will govern, both jointly and separately, […]
01/2024 – Community Safety Fund and Children and Young People’s Fund applications April 2024
Author and Job Role: Molly Slominski, Partnership and Community Safety Officer Protective Marking: Official Executive Summary: For 2024/25 the Police and Crime Commissioner has made available £383,000 for the Community Safety Fund to ensure continued support to local community, voluntary and faith organisations. The Police and Crime Commissioner also made available £275,000 for the Children and […]
64/2023 – Safer Streets funding 2024/25
Author and Job Role: Lauren McAlister Partnership and Community Safety Lead Protective Marking: OFFICIAL Executive Summary For 2024/25 the Home Office has agreed to continue funding for Safer Streets 5 initiatives. They have made available three hundred and fifty two thousand, nine hundred and eighty six pounds to the Police and Crime Commissioner for the […]
Joint Audit Committee – 27 March 2024
The meeting of the Joint Audit Committee of Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Surrey and Surrey Police took place at 13:00 at the Surrey Police Headquarters. The Chair of the Committee is Patrick Molineux. Accessibility Reports from the Joint Audit Committee have been provided as word .odt files for accessibility and will download to your […]
60/2023 – Safer Streets funding 2023/24
Author and Job Role: Lauren McAlister, Partnership and Community Safety Lead Protective Marking: OFFICIAL Executive Summary: For 2023/24 the Home Office has made available Four hundred and sixty-two thousand, nine hundred and twenty-four pounds to the Police and Crime Commissioner for the purposes of Safer Streets Funding. Safer Streets Funding is intended to focus on […]