PFCC staff visit Tendring Bereavement Club to outline draft policing and fire and rescue priorities
30 August 2024
Posted Friday 30th August 2024
Staff from the Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for Essex, visited the Tendring Bereavement Club in Clacton this morning to outline the draft priorities for the Fire and Rescue Plan 2024-2028 and the Police and Crime Plan 2024-2028.
A lively discussion about the priorities took place and members of the Bereavement Club took the opportunity to complete the PFCC’s draft priorities survey.
The club was then treated to a demonstration of the latest equipment from Essex County Fire and Rescue Service which helps people get up after they have taken a fall.
You have just a few more days to have your say on what the Policing and Crime priorities and Fire and Rescue priorities should be for the next four years.
The Fire and Rescue Plan sets the strategic direction and priorities for Essex County Fire and Rescue Service for the next four years.
The Police and Crime Plan sets the priorities for policing and crime in the county and informs Essex Police priorities.
Now, all people who live and work in Essex are being asked for their views on priorities for both plans by completing a short four-minute survey.
The survey can be accessed here: https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/PPUP50/
The survey will run until midnight on Sunday 1st September 2024.
You have just a few more days to have your say on what the Policing and Crime priorities and Fire and Rescue priorities should be for the next four years.
The Fire and Rescue Plan sets the strategic direction and priorities for Essex County Fire and Rescue Service for the next four years.
The Police and Crime Plan sets the priorities for policing and crime in the county and informs Essex Police priorities.
Now, all people who live and work in Essex are being asked for their views on priorities for both plans by completing a short four-minute survey.
The survey can be accessed here: https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/PPUP50/
The survey will run until midnight on Sunday 1st September 2024.Read other articles ...
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