Police & Crime Plan 2025-28

Funding of local services

A vital responsibility of Police and Crime Commissioners is to fund projects, services, and initiatives that enhance community safety, reduce offending, and support victims of crime.

The following sections outline the key areas of investment and the support that each provides to residents.

Surrey's Police and Crime Commissioner, Lisa Townsend, stands at a lecturn in front of a crowd of people. She is speaking into a microphone, and beside her is a big screen which shows her name and the words, Is Surrey Safe For Women? The question is also the title of the conference Lisa is speaking at.

Latest News

“Major successes” achieved during Surrey’s Safer Streets Summer initiative, Commissioner says

Drug dealers were jailed, criminal e-bike riding targeted and suspected shoplifters apprehended during Surrey's Safer Streets Summer.

Meet the Surrey Police sergeant who changed the law to protect frontline workers

Lisa Townsend supported Sgt Candice Gill and Deputy Chief Constable Nev Kemp in lobbying the Government to close a loophole impacting frontline workers.

Rural communities gather to discuss crime and policing at two landmark meetings

The dual Rural Crime Forum events, which took place in September, aim to support Surrey's countryside communities.