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His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) conduct a range of inspections to independently assess all police forces in England and Wales and make recommendations to improve.
Forces can be graded in the inspected areas of business as:
More information on the HMICFRS website
In response to the HMICFRS/PEEL findings, please find our statement here.
More information on the HMICFRS website.
Engaging with and treating the public with fairness and respect- GOOD
Preventing crime and anti-social behaviour- OUTSTANDING
Responding to the public- ADEQUATE
Investigating crime- GOOD
Protecting vulnerable people- GOOD
Managing offenders and suspects- REQUIRES IMPROVEMENT
Building, supporting and protecting the workforce- ADEQUATE
Strategic planning, organisational management and value for money- ADEQUATE
More information on the HMICFRS website.
Effectiveness
Efficiency
Legitimacy
More information on the HMICFRS website.
More information on the HMICFRS website.
Effectiveness
Efficiency
Legitimacy
Please click here for the latest Force Management Statement (30th May 2024).
Our Plan is Surrey Police's vision, which will see the Force fight crime and protect people; strive to earn the trust and confidence of all our communities; and be here for everyone who needs us, we put service before self. You can read more about it here.
The Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) has published the full Police and Crime Plan which details the six public police and crime priorities for Surrey. This Plan sets the strategic direction for the Force and partners in criminal justice and community safety.
The full Police and Crime Plan is available on the PCC website, which also includes the public consultation that fed into this year's plan.
Click here to view statistics and data including: