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If you have around four hours a month to volunteer, then you could become an Independent Custody Visitor.![]()
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The Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for Essex is looking to recruit more volunteers to make a contribution to policing by joining this important scheme which sees members of the public check on the welfare and wellbeing of people detained in police custody.![]()
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Independent Custody Visitors or ICVs have an independent role, checking that people held in police cells and who are not yet convicted of any offence, are being properly treated. ![]()
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If you want to find out more, visit: www.essex.pfcc.police.uk/giving-you-a-voice/independent-custody-visiting/
Essex Police have become part of the 999 BSL service, making it possible for deaf people to use sign language to report a crime online. ![]()
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The service lets deaf people use BSL through an app or website with an interpreter who will relay the conversation to an operator. This initiative is welcomed by Roger Hirst, Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for Essex who is committed to help improve the accessibility of Essex Police.
Thank you to everyone who attended and submitted their questions to the Harlow Public Meeting on Tuesday. Audience members raised important issues around activities on Fernhill Lane, e-scooter safety in the town, anti-social behaviour in residential areas, off-road bikes and drugs. ![]()
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These meetings are a great way to connect with the community and provide residents with the chance to ask questions about what is happening in their area. Most importantly, this was a good opportunity to see that while a lot of important work has already been done, there is still more to do. ![]()
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We would like to thank all of our attendees and our panels members, Ch/Insp Paul Austin Harlow District Commander, Essex Police, Terry Povey North West Manager, Essex County Fire and Rescue Service and Cllr Joel Charles, Harlow Council for their contributions on the night.
