Have your say on the city’s community safety strategy
We're after your views to help us set the priorities in the city’s Community Safety and Crime Reduction Strategy for 2023 to 2026.
The strategy sets out the focus of the work of Brighton & Hove’s Community Safety Partnership, made up of representatives from the council, Sussex Police, East Sussex Fire & Rescue and partner voluntary and community organisations in the city.
The draft 3 year strategy has been developed in consultation with partners and informed by an assessment of the current crime and community safety picture locally and nationally.
The proposed priority areas in the draft Community Safety and Crime Reduction Strategy include:
- serious violence, drugs and exploitation
- domestic and sexual violence, and abuse and other forms of violence against women and girls
- anti-social behaviour
- hate incidents and crimes
The consultation is open until Sunday 5 February.
Working together to make the city a safer place
Councillor Steph Powell, Co-chair of the Tourism, Equalities, Communities & Culture committee said: “The city’s Community Safety Partnership work together to reduce crime and anti-social behaviour, and make the city a safer place for everybody.
“The draft strategy sets out the priority areas the partnership will focus on over the next few years, so please do share your views.”