Staffordshire Police has come out of special measures after making significant improvements in its operations, bosses have announced today.
Chief Constable Chris Noble welcomed the news.
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Chief Constable Chris Noble welcomed the news.
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00:00 Hi, I just wanted to make you aware of Staffordshire Police progress against our inspection bodies'
00:06 decision to move us into engage, or what's been commonly known as special measures. As
00:11 of today I've been informed that we are now coming out of special measures, out of the
00:15 engage stage of inspection. There was two reasons why we came into that in the first
00:20 place. One was around how responsive we were to the public, and I'm right at the heart
00:24 of our force control room now, which has shown significant improvements in how we're responding,
00:28 not just the emergency calls, but one on one, but more to be done to improve that service
00:33 further. The second area was around the quality of our investigations, how we respond to victims,
00:38 how we support them, how we bring offenders to account. And again, progress in that area
00:43 to the point that again, our inspection body have said that we are now coming out of engage
00:48 and coming out of special measures. So excellent progress, really pleased for our staff in
00:53 terms of the service they provide every single day, but they are our harshest critics and
00:57 they know there's more to be done to deliver an even better service for communities of
01:00 Staffordshire.
01:01 Thank you.
01:02 (whooshing)