Staffordshire Police is out of special measures after improvements in key areas
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)