Ashbourne

1) Speeding along arterial routes into Ashbourne
2) Concern regarding drugs supply in Ashbourne town
3) ASB on Ashbourne Market Place

1) Speeding along arterial routes into Ashbourne
- Speed enforcement and education delivered by trained Safer Neighbourhood Officers to address local concerns and promote road safety.
- Specialist Enforcement: Casualty Reduction Enforcement Support Team to conduct targeted speed enforcement operations. Roads Policing Teams to provide enforcement and education on high-risk routes.
- Community Engagement: Support and coordination with Community Speed Watch Groups to empower residents and raise awareness.
Intelligence-Led Approach: Use data and community feedback to identify priority locations for enforcement and education.
2) Concern regarding drugs supply in Ashbourne Town - High visibility patrols: Increase patrols in identified hotspot areas to deter drug-related activity and reassure residents. Targeted Enforcement: Work with specialist police units to identify and disrupt organised drug dealing. Use stop-and-search powers and intelligence-led operations to target offenders. Community Engagement: Encourage residents to report suspicious activity via Derbyshire Constabulary channels or Crimestoppers. Provide reassurance visits and crime prevention advice to affected areas. Partnership Working: Collaborate with housing associations, local councils, and support agencies to address underlying issues and safeguard vulnerable individuals. Intelligence-Led Approach: Gather and analyse intelligence from community reports, patrol observations, and partner agencies. Share updates with the community to maintain trust and transparency.
3) ASB on Ashbourne Market Place - High visibility patrols -Regular patrols by Safer Neighbourhood Officers during peak times -evenings, weekends, to deter ASB and reassure the public. Targeted Enforcement - Use dispersal powers and issue warnings where appropriate. - Identify repeat offenders and consider proportionate measures such as Acceptable Behaviour Contracts (ABCs) or Community Protection Notices (CPNs). Community Engagement - Liaise with local businesses, residents, and market traders to gather intelligence and address concerns. Promote reporting via 101, online channels, and Crimestoppers. Partnership Working - Work with Derbyshire Dales District Council, CCTV to address root causes and improve safety measures. Intelligence-Led Approach - Monitor incident logs and hotspot data to direct patrols effectively. Share updates and outcomes with the community to maintain transparency and reassurance