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We ensure that the communities needs are met as effectively as possible, and improve local relationships through building confidence and restoring trust.
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Police and Crime Commissioners are elected to ensure the needs of the community are met, click here to find out more.
The Police and Crime Plan sets out actions for Durham Constabulary to address for the needs of the community.
See all the latest news & events from the Durham Police and Crime Commissioner's Office.
The Police and Crime Commissioner commission various services that support victims of crime.
There are lots of ways that you can get involved in the work of the office as well as helping your local community.
Please use of contact page to get in touch with us and we would be happy to help.
If your property was damaged, destroyed or stolen during recent civil unrest you may be able to claim under the Riot Compensation Act 2016. The Home Office have provided guidance for claimants (available here) for your information.
If you are in this position please ensure that you have reported the damage to the police, and if you wish to make a claim please email General.EnquiriesPCC@durham-pcc.gov.uk with your contact details and an overview of your situation.
Below is the latest news articles from our office.
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A new online tool has been launched in partnership with Durham Constabulary, Livin and Durham County Council.
The PCC was personally invited by Baroness Newlove to join the advisory group
The state-of-the-art Investigative Hub, located near Spennymoor, will accept its first detainees on December 12.
A cohort of 20 police officers have been trained this week to become Stalking Champions as part of a groundbreaking pilot funded by the PCC.
Telephone: 0191 375 2001
Media Enquiry Email: PCCMedia@durham-pcc.gov.uk
Durham Police and Crime Commissioner's Office
Durham Police Headquarters
Aykley Heads
Durham
DH1 5TT
