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Police & Crime Consultation Day
“Your Money, Your Police, Your
Say”
My Vision & Personal Priorities
Ron Hogg
Personal Profile
Graduated from the University of
York in 1973 with a degree in
Politics
Started career in teaching
30 years in police service
Retired in 2008 after serving in
Northumbria, Durham and Cleveland
Live in Chester-Le-Street
My Vision
“To achieve excellence
in local policing and
the highest levels of
public confidence by
working alongside
communities and
partners to address
what matters
locally”.
Outcomes that I want to achieve
 Making local communities and
the victims of crime feel
empowered through:
 Involving them in the
design/redesign of local police
and crime services
 Listening to their feedback in the
evaluation of service delivery
 Defining services that match the
needs our communities have
identified to us
- underpinned by my personal
commitment to work with and for
our communities
Outcomes that I want to achieve
Maximising the benefits of
partnerships through the
use of innovative shared
working arrangements to
tackle and prevent crime at
its source.
Using our resources
intelligently to ensure what
we do is both efficient and
effective.
My Personal Priorities
 To reduce the impact of
Domestic Abuse,
particularly violence
against women and
girls.
 To reduce the impact of
Hate Crime
 To improve engagement
with local communities
across the Constabulary
area
Domestic Abuse
 More than 1 in 4 women will
experience domestic abuse
often with years of
psychological abuse
 This is potentially 78,399
females across the Force
Area
 12,899 in Darlington
 65,500 in Durham
 The financial cost of violence
against women and girls in
the UK is £37.6bn
Domestic Abuse
 I am personally committed to
implementing the Government’s “Call
to end violence against women and
girls” action plan. Specifically:
 Preventing such violence from happening
by challenging the attitudes and
behaviours which foster it and intervening
early where possible to prevent it;
 Providing adequate levels of support
where violence does occur;
 Working in partnership to obtain the best
outcome for victims and their families; and
 Taking action to reduce the risk to women
and girls who are victims of these crimes
and ensure that perpetrators are brought
to justice.
Hate Crime
 Targeting people
because of their:
 Race, ethnic origin,
nationality
 Religion
 Sexual orientation
 Disability
 Gender identity
 71 average number of
reported incidents over
a 3 month period
across Durham &
Darlington
 Doorstep campaign
indicates high level of
under reporting
Hate Crime
 I am personally committed
to:
 Raising awareness and
working with the Chief
Constable to make it easier to
report hate crimes and hate
incidents
 Making sure that the victims
of hate crimes and hate
incidents receive the best
possible support
 Working with partner
agencies to make sure that
we all respond effectively to
hate crimes and hate
incidents
Community Engagement
 Strengthened Community
Engagement
 Local Accountability
 Improve policing and
community safety services
 7 Community Panels:
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City of Durham
North Durham
North West Durham
Easington
Sedgefield
Bishop Auckland
Darlington
The Budget
2011/12
Partnership
funding
Crime & Drugs
Grants
Main Policing
Pot (Core
central govt.
grants and
precept)
2012/13
Local
Authorities via
DCLG and to
Welsh CSPs
Local authorities
via DCLG and to
Welsh CSPs
PCCs
Continue with
2011/12
arrangements
nationally
Local
partnerships
& agencies,
VCS etc.
Police
Authorities
2013/14
Pre-election
Police Authorities
PCC community
safety fund
Main Policing Pot (for
PCCs)
Post-election
PCCs
2014/15
One PCC pot
Baseline - 2012/2013