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Safer Communities Partnership

Officers from one of the Safer Neighbourhood Teams
Sheffield Safer Communities Partnership is responsible for reducing crime, anti-social behaviour, substance misuse and concerns about those issues in Sheffield
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News

Week of Action

Week of Actions are a combined effort by various partners to make improvements for local residents.

Operation Glean

SHEFFIELD POLICE has embarked on its latest offensive against drug dealers in the city...

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Campaigns

Mischief

Mischief poster
The Mischief Campaign was launched to tell mischief –makers that their actions would not be tolertated...


Alcohol Campaign

Night Drinking on the streets can end in the cell poster
Raise awareness of the risks of binge drinking this Christmas with a dramatic advertising campaign in the city centre...


Safer Neighbourhood Teams

Safer Neighbourhood Teams
Sheffield is ahead of the game when it comes to taking policing closer to the heart of local communities.  It was one of the first UK pilot areas to set up the dedicated teams, which work across the city.
 
We know that risk differs across the year – ‘sneak-in’ burglaries are common when windows and doors are left ajar during warmer summer months and the Christmas period.
There has been much work done to alert local people and visitors to the risk of leaving any property visible in parked cars and to ensure that out car parks have increased security. 
The definition of violent crime includes not only those offences, which involve violence to the person, but also sexual offences and robbery – both of personal property and that associated with businesses.
Whilst much substance abuse is, in itself, a criminal offence, most people who use controlled drugs commit no other criminal offences.  However, amongst offenders with a drugs habit, finding money can escalate offending behaviour.
The city’s approach to dealing with anti-social behaviour is to prevent and deter it wherever possible, using sanctions where necessary.