Devon & Cornwall Police Community Survey

Wednesday, 22 January 2025 15:22

By Julie Green

What issues are affecting your area? How safe do you feel walking alone after dark? What is good about your neighbourhood?

Devon & Cornwall Police are inviting the public to take part in a new and ongoing community survey to hear their views about issues that are affecting them in their local area.

The intention is to provide a permanent way to survey our communities to ask for views on local priorities and topics such as anti-social behaviour (ASB), uniformed police presence, and how safe people feel.

Visit https://alerts-survey.dc.police.uk/Survey/GUID/4be542cd-672a-4842-9eb8-5aa000c42661 to take the Devon & Cornwall Police community survey.

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