Following his election in May 2021 for a second term of office, the Police and Crime Commissioner has developed a new Police and Crime Plan which will direct his work for the next three years and show how he will work with the police and partner agencies to keep Warwickshire safe.
A draft version of the new plan, with the vision to reduce crime, support victims and make communities safer, was presented to the Warwickshire Police and Crime Panel in November 2021 and received the support of panel members as described in their official response letter of 30 November 2021 .
The new plan outlines five priorities:
The final version of the plan has now been published:
Warwickshire Police and Crime Plan 2021-2025
You can find more details of the five priorities in the menu to the left of this page.
Police and Crime Plan 2016-21
The Police and Crime Plan 2016-21 set out the priorities for the Commissioner’s first term of office, which ran from May 2016 to May 2021. The document was first published in December 2016 and then modified in October 2019 to reflect the changed position with the ending of the alliance with West Mercia Police. In 2020 the Commissioner also produced a supplement to the plan which outlines the work he and his office are doing to support communities and Warwickshire Police during the Covid-19 emergency and beyond.
The plan has now been superseded by the new plan for Philip Seccombe’s second term of office.
Warwickshire Police and Crime Plan 2016-21 and Covid-19 Supplement
Annual Reports
Our annual report documents outline the progress in delivering the Police and Crime Plan during the term of office. You can download and read the reports below.
