A day in the life
Find out what it is like to work for Surrey Police from some of the people that already work here.Kelly Wootton, Police Community Support Officer
Kelly Wootton joined Surrey Police as a Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) for Old Dean in Surrey Heath in December 2004.
Rosie Baker, Scene of Crime Officer
Forensic evidence can sometimes be the only evidence available to convict or clear a suspect, and so the importance of our work is never lost...
Nigel Rousell, Dog Handler (with Archie & Jake)
With two police dogs (never mind the other three!) living with me at home, it's an early start even though the shift doesn't start until mid-afternoon...
Lindsay Judge, Contact Centre
With an average of 1400 calls per day, the Contact Centre in Mount Browne is by no means a dull place to work ...
Alan Hornett, Neighbourhood Specialist Officer
Alan Hornett knew he wanted to be a policeman working in a local community from a very early age. Growing up in a village ...
Gary Gibbs, Police Community Support Officer
"You get out of the area what you put into it," he explained. "I like to go out and meet people, give them reassurance advice and get ...
David Fairhurst, Fingerprint Officer
Not simply helping the officers in charge of a case find a culprit - fingerprint officers are often involved in a very complex elimination ...
Liz Archer, Data Bureau
Based at Surrey Police's headquarters in Guildford, the Data Bureau is open from seven in the morning to eleven at night.
Equality and Diversity
We recognise that diversity is a strength and differences between people add value to our organisation. Surrey Police is committed to equality and diversity, and being an equal opportunities employer welcomes applications from all suitably qualified candidates.
Working with Surrey Police
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Central Support Team
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