EXETER COMMUNITY SAFETY PARTNERSHIP

As part of Safer Devon, the Exeter Community Safety Partnership (CSP) is a multi-agency strategic group created with the sole purpose of ‘making a safer city’.

Exeter CSP comprises a number of member organisations and includes representatives from agencies with a statutory responsibility for community safety, as well as partners from key voluntary and not-for-profit agencies.

Members of the partnership meet on a quarterly basis to discuss emerging community issues and strategies that aim to reduce the levels of crime and anti-social behaviour in local neighbourhoods and reduce the fear of such activities across the district.

The responsibilities of the partnership are divided into a number of operational groups that each look at a specific community issue. Examples include groups investigating anti-social behaviour, domestic and sexual violence and abuse, the night time economy, street attachment and hate crime.

PRIORITIES

The priorities for Exeter Community Safety Partnership are:

  1. Hate Crime and Extremism
  2. Anti-social behaviour in public spaces including the City Centre
  3. Sexual Violence and Domestic Violence and Abuse
  4. Reducing Serious Violence and Organised Crime including County Lines.

Members of the partnership include:

  • CoLab Exeter
  • Devon and Cornwall Police
  • Devon County Council (including political representation)
  • Devon Partnership NHS Trust
  • Devon and Cornwall Police and Crime Commissioner’s Office
  • Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service
  • Devon, Somerset and Torbay Trading Standards Service
  • Devon Youth Justice Service
  • Exeter Business Improvement District (BID)
  • Exeter City Council (including political representation)
  • Exeter Faith Groups
  • HM Prison Service
  • Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital
  • Safer Devon Partnership
  • Space (Youth Service)
  • The Probation Service
  • University of Exeter