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Norfolk Police Authority is committed to engaging with local people to seek their views on the policing of Norfolk. In addition to the contact that our Members have with their local communities, the Authority has a dedicated Community Engagement Officer who gets involved with community groups and works with advisory panels to find out about what Norfolk's residents want and need from their policing service. This public input is used to inform the Authority's decision-making.
There are lots of ways in which communities can get involved and help shape the policing service received by the people of Norfolk. This page provides information on some of them.
Independent Advisory Group
The IAG is a group of local people who have an interest in policing and its effect upon different community groups. Its members provide independent advice to the police with the aim of improving the quality of policing services delivered across the county
Disability Advisory Forum
The Disability Advisory Forum works to ensure that disabled people are able to influence police decision-making processes. The Forum's input has a key role to play in helping to increase public confidence in the police, particularly amongst disabled people.
Involving You Newsletter
This newsletter aims to report back to Norfolk's communities on how their input has helped shape the policing service delivered in the county. There are lots of ways in which communities can get involved and help shape the policing service received by the people of Norfolk. This newsletter provides information on some of them.
Virtual Community
Would you be happy to be contacted by email on a regular basis to share your views on the policing issues affecting your local community? If so, join the Virtual Community and help ensure the Authority makes decisions with your views and needs in mind.
Independent Custody Visiting
Did you know there are volunteers who visit police stations unannounced and in pairs to check the welfare of detained persons? Independent Custody Visitors play a valuable role in maintaining public confidence in this important area of policing.
Your Views Count
We would like to hear from you. If you have any comments about anything on our website, or wish to share your views with the Authority on any matters relating to policing in Norfolk, please use the online feedback form or telephone 01953 424455.
