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Community safety

What is it?

"Partnership action to make your community a safer place to live, work and visit."

We are putting community safety at the heart of everything we do.

Community safety includes:

  • Street lighting
  • Safer public areas
  • Well designed buildings
  • Safety at home
  • Facilities for young people
  • Safer transport.

Plus other issues more directly related to crime including:

What are we doing?

  • Key member of the district based Crime & Disorder Reduction Partnerships, which tackle the key crime and disorder priorities in your areas
  • Initiate innovative street lighting schemes, making it safer after dark
  • Design and build safer public areas and buildings, reducing the opportunities for crime
  • Reduce youth disaffection, reconnecting young people to their communities
  • Work to reduce the number of victims of domestic and racial violence, supporting those who work with the victims of crime
  • Train our staff and partners to be aware of community safety, so that they know their responsibilities and what to do if you have a problem
  • Inform the public of what is available, so you can play your part in community safety.

Want more information on what we are doing about community safety? Or is there a community safety issue in Nottinghamshire affecting you? If so then please contact the Safer Communities Team:

Tel: 0115 977 4879
Fax: 0115 977 3859
E-mail: safercommunities.cc@nottscc.gov.uk


Safer Communities Team
Nottinghamshire County Council
Communities Department
3rd Floor, County Hall
West Bridgford
Nottingham NG2 7QP


Publications
Community Safety Strategy 2006-2008 [PDF 2,248KB] document
Youth offending
Information on the work of the Youth Offending teams
Domestic Violence
Information on the domestic violence initiative
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