The local Neighbourhood Policing Team of Staffordshire Police is set to host another community engagement event in Stone, extending an open invitation to residents, visitors, and business owners. This event builds on the success of previous engagements held by the team.
The upcoming engagement event will take place on Saturday, 24th June 2023, from 11 am to 2 pm. Local Area Commander Giles Parsons, alongside local officers, will be present on Stone High Street, near the library. The event offers a prime opportunity for the public to discuss community concerns and interact directly with the police on a face-to-face basis.
Previous events have seen the public raise important issues, including drug use and dealing, vandalism, and illegal use of the High Street by motorists. These forums provide a valuable platform for residents and business owners to share their experiences, concerns, and ideas directly with law enforcement officers.
Chief Inspector Parsons spoke about the upcoming event, telling A Little Bit of Stone, “The Local Policing Team will be providing high visibility across this key community hotspot – giving the public a chance to share any concerns and receive specific crime prevention advice. Some of these concerns will require a collaborative response with our local authority partners, who we continue to work closely with.”
Staffordshire Police is committed to these engagement events as a vital part of their community outreach. They hope to continue interacting with local communities and addressing concerns and queries on a personal and immediate basis.
For more information about local policing or to report a crime or issues in your area, residents are advised to visit the Staffordshire Police website or by calling 101. In case of emergencies, the public should always call 999.
Mark your calendars and join the event to have your voice heard and help make Stone an even better place to live, work, and visit.
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