Southend Online Public Meeting
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Would you like to know how the police and fire and rescue services are keeping people safe in the Southend area? Residents of the borough can pose their questions live to Roger Hirst, Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for Essex online via a Facebook live session taking place between 7pm and 8pm on Wednesday 10th February 2021.
The question time session will be chaired by Jane Gardner, Deputy Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner. Roger will be joined on the panel by Southend District Commander Chief Inspector Ian Hughes and senior representatives from Essex County Fire and Rescue Service and Southend-on-Sea Borough Council.
Roger said: “Our online public meetings are a great way to hear directly from local communities about concerns they might have and areas of activity that are in place and working well, especially as many people have questions about the policing of Coronavirus legislation and how our emergency services are working hard to keep them safe during this pandemic. "The meetings are also a great opportunity for me to brief residents on how we are working together with a range of partners to achieve the priorities in both our Police and Crime Plan and Fire and Rescue Plan. There are updates on how we are delivering the funding for more police officers, helping those suffering from domestic abuse, protecting vulnerable people and tackling gangs and serious violence. Essex County Fire and Rescue Service are carrying out excellent prevention work across the area which is really useful for residents to find out more about.”Residents can watch live via Facebook on the night and post questions in the comments. Or they can submit questions in advance by emailing them to pfcc@essex.police.uk Head over to @PFCCEssex on Facebook for more information and visit www.essex.pfcc.police.uk for details of the Police and Crime Plan and Fire and Rescue Plan. Since the introduction of social distancing measures due to the Coronavirus pandemic, the Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner has held 17 public meetings online covering a range of districts and topics across Essex, including one with a special focus on matters affecting the county’s rural communities. Go to https://www.essex.pfcc.police.uk/events/ for the full schedule of upcoming meetings.