Get your views heard
Every year, Kent Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Scott conducts his Annual Policing Survey to help shape his Police and Crime Plan, which sets the priorities Mr Scott expects the Chief Constable to deliver. The priorities are shaped by what the residents and businesses of Kent tell him matters most to them.
The Police and Crime Plan is the document that outlines the priorities that Kent Police is held to account on by Matthew Scott.
This survey seeks to understand the views of Kent residents and businesses, whether they agree with the priorities that Mr Scott has set for the force, and to find out what matters to them and how safe they feel where they live.
It also focuses on how much you trust Kent Police, how safe you feel in your area, and your preferences on how offenders of crimes, such as antisocial behaviour and criminal damage, are punished through out-of-court orders.
It is that time of year when the PCC puts the spotlight on you, the public, to share your views on policing performance, your experiences of being a victim of crime, and what crimes matter most in your communities.
Please take a few minutes to complete this anonymous survey.
Your responses will be carefully studied. Your voice matters to help shape what you want your police force to be focused on.
Complete the survey online at >> www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/KentPolicingSurvey2023 or you can ask for printed copies to be sent to you.
The Office of Kent Police and Crime Commissioner website is >> www.kent-pcc.gov.uk
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