Dorset Community Safety Partnership
Community Safety Partnerships are committed to tackling not only crime and the fear of crime, but also the causes of crime.
The purpose of the Dorset Community Safety Partnership (CSP)
To deliver safer communities as set out in the Crime and Disorder Act 1998 and relevant legislation.
The CSP will co-ordinate community safety activity in Dorset at a strategic level:
- to reduce crime and the fear of crime
- to address the risk, threat and harm to victims and local communities
- facilitate the strengthening of Dorset's communities in the delivery of local initiatives
Read the Dorset Community Safety Partnership Terms of Reference for more information.
Membership
- Dorset Council
- Dorset Police
- Dorset Clinical Commissioning Group
- Dorset Fire Authority
- Community Rehabilitation Company
- National Probation Service
Other community safety partners such as the Youth Offending Service, Public Health, Adult and Children's Services and the Fire & Rescue Service are invited to attend meetings of the Dorset CSP if they wish.
Meetings and CSP minutes
The CSP meets four times a year.
Minutes from the Community Safety Partnership meetings.
Dorset Council contacts