Police & Crime Plan

Police and Crime Plan priorities

The priorities in this Police and Crime Plan reflect those areas that residents and the key groups we spoke to felt were important to them. I also considered current crime trends and professional analysis from the police on where resources are needed to keep Surrey safe. 

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