Measuring performance

Surrey Police overview

Surrey Police inspections

The image shows two police officers in uniform walking through a street in Camberley. The officers are pictured from behind as they stroll through the street.

His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) independently assesses the effectiveness and efficiency of police forces and fire & rescue services.

As Police and Crime Commissioner, I provide a response to all HMICFRS inspections relating to Surrey Police, and these can be viewed on our Data Hub, along with the original report and any recommendations.

To view all recent HMICFRS inspection reports and my accompanying response, visit this link.

The graphic, in blue, white and pink, shows what an average day looks like at Surrey Police. Key statistics include the average number of calls to 999 - which is 447 - as well as to the 101 non-emergency number - 453. There are also 103 average emergency responses per day, as well as 40 arrests, 149 incidents allocated for further investigation, 37 thefts and 33 domestic abuse incidents.

View all recent HMICFRS inspection reports and responses.


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