What we do
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Our aim is to make East Sussex a safer place to live, work and visit. We work together to address crime, disorder, re-offending, anti-social behaviour, substance misuse and fear of crime.
During 2010 to 2011 we will be focusing on the following areas:
Reducing crime levels in East Sussex
Find out how we are targeting our resources in areas which are crime hotspots
Alcohol
Find out how we are reducing the harm caused by alcohol
Violent crime
Find out how we are preventing and reducing violent crime.
Road safety
Find out how we are improving your road safety.
Adults who continue to break the law
Find out how we are reducing the number of adults who continue to break the law.
Drugs
Find out how we are reducing the harm caused by drugs.
Crime where items are stolen or acquired fraudulently
Find out how we are reducing crime where items are stolen or acquired fraudulently.
Anti-social behaviour
Find out how we are reducing anti-social behaviour (that is behaviour that can cause harassment, alarm or distress) and improving your perceptions of anti-social behaviour.
Young people and crime
Find out how we are preventing young people from committing crime.
Communications and community engagement
Find out how we are improving the way we communicate with you to make sure you have confidence in us to reduce crime and anti-social behaviour
Page last updated on 10 March 2010
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