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Surveys: Have your say

Part of the Police and Crime Commissioner’s role is to listen, respond, and act upon your views, carrying out meaningful consultation with the public to inform the work of the Office.

Listening to the community, businesses, specialist partners and the Chief Constable and his team, is an important first step before producing a Police and Crime Plan.

We engage with the public through surveys and focus groups every six months to gather feedback on policing and community safety. The insights we gain from these consultations helps to inform the Police and Crime Plan, shape local priorities, and support evidence‑based decision-making across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight. This ensures policing reflects what matters most to our communities.

Donna Jones in purple jacket talking to public and police officer

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Previous consultations and findings