POLICE DETAILS
Dorset Police - East Dorset Urban Neighbourhood
Dorset Police Information
Dorset Police covers approximately 1024 Square miles of land and a similar body of water off the coastline.
Dorset is one of a very few to not have a motorway to patrol, but does have three very busy main roads and over 3332 miles of roads to police.
East Dorset Urban Neighbourhood
East Dorset Urban areas have 1 Sergeant, 4 Police Officers and 8 PCSOs who cover 7 different sections in East Dorset.
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Senior Officer Details
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Neighbourhood Officer Details
Locations
Poole Police Station
Joint Emergency Services Building, Wimborne Road, Poole, BH15 2BP
East Dorset is one of the larger policing sections in Dorset, & the team works hard to effectively engage with the public & work with partner agencies to resolve local policing priorities. The team is split into two strands, urban & rural. They both support each other, working closely with our response teams based in Ferndown & are supported by members of the special constabulary & community volunteers.
There are two smaller police stations in the area, mainly used for NPT’s. These are at Verwood & Wimborne, & the urban team is spread from Corfe Mullen with population of approx. 11,000 (2011), through to Wimborne with a population of approx. 16,000 (2014) along to Ferndown population of 27,000 (2011). Then up to Verwood via West Moors, with a combined population of approx. 22,000. Increasing expansion means this particular area has most of the sections population.
The team will patrol the area & engage with the community in order to provide reassurance & to deter crime. They can give advice on crime prevention & work hard with partner agencies to deal with problems reported by the community.
East Dorset has a very low crime rate & is a great place to live. It attracts lots of visitors & as such we want to keep both residents and visitors safe. We also want to continue our support of those affected by crime & protect vulnerable persons in the community.
Your NPT would like to hear from you about issues you may like to discuss, find your NPT officers by using the links below. Contact us, so that we together with our partner agencies work together to make East Dorset a safer place to live.
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Due to current staffing restrictions/reductions, there will be some disruption to Station Desk Services. Hours will be reviewed regularly based on required staffing availability. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
During February/March 2023 Poole Enquiry Office hours will be adjusted as below:
On some dates due to these temporary reductions, the station may need to close 1300-1400 hrs for rest break. When Poole is closed please either visit Bournemouth Police Station or use the yellow phone located on the wall outside the station.
We aim to revert to regular hours of Monday - Friday 0800-1730 hrs as soon as possible.
- 14.03.2023 0800-1530
- 15.03.2023 Closed
- 17.03.2023 0800-1530
- 23.03.2023 0800-1500
- 27.03.2023 Closed
- 28.03.2023 - 31.03.2023 0800-1530
- Good Friday 07.04.2023 Closed
- Easter Monday 10.04.2023 Closed
- May Bank Holiday 01.05.2023 Closed
- Kings Coronation B/H 08.05.2023 Closed
Normal policing patrols will continue to be provided when the Station Desk is closed and alternative contact can be made using the online reporting services on our website, email to [email protected] or via 101 for all non-emergency matters.
When life or safety is at risk always dial 999.
Please note that when attending to ensure effort is made to arrive approximately 1 hour prior to closing time to allow your enquiry or process to be dealt with.
Road Traffic Collisions, Property Release, Section 165 seized motor vehicle release, Prohibition release, Sex Offender registration - can take up to 1 hour to complete.
Thank you for your consideration and enabling us to provide as prompt a service as possible.
Priorities
| 1 Oct 2023 | Tackling Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB)
Our most recent NPT Priority Survey results continue to indicate that ASB is a top priority for the communities in Urban East Dorset. We know that ASB adversely affects people who live within our communities. The team will work in collaboration with our partners to explore possible solutions, in tackling ASB within our communities. With the help of our communities, we will identify vulnerable people who may be susceptible to becoming a victim of ASB and this will help to us to inform, reassure and signpost them for the appropriate support. We will also target ASB hot spots and offenders, utilising ASB legislation and tools at our disposal. We will continue our patrols and partnership working to tackle ASB hotspots including King George V Playing Field, in Ferndown, and ongoing ASB in West Moors. |
| 1 Oct 2023 | Tackling Drug Dealing in the community
We will proactively target organised drug supply by developing and acting on community intelligence. Our enforcement will be focused on the incidents that impact the most vulnerable. We will carry out regular safe and well checks on vulnerable members of the community, in conjunction with partner agencies and our colleagues in other Police teams. As part of this we will signpost vulnerable victims to our partner agencies and services that can offer help, support and advice. We are aware of ongoing drug use and associated ASB on the Leigh Park Estate, and the River Stour. We will proactively work with partner agencies and utilise our own methods to tackle the concerns. |
| 1 Oct 2023 | Reducing crime with a focus on Acquisitive Crime and Burglaries.
Our current Burglary figures are low, however it remains a top three answer on our NPT Priority Surveys. Therefore we will continue to tackle acquisitive crime and identify any crime series that may arise in the coming weeks, as we enter into the Autumn and Winter months. To help reduce the perception of crime within this field, we will ensure we communicate effective crime prevention advice and also highlight police enforcement through the use of Social Media, as well as working with local drug and alcohol teams to try and divert and prevent persons from turning to crime. We will also hold regular engagement opportunities where our communities can attend and learn more about burglary crime prevention. |
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