Just two days left to influence local policing over the next four months

Good Morning Resident

Speeding, anti-social vehicle use and fly-tipping are currently the top concerns raised by residents across Hertfordshire this April. There is still time to tell us about the issues affecting your local area.

Other concerns frequently shared include feeling unsafe, drug-related issues and anti-social behaviour.

Why your feedback matters

Neighbourhood Policing Teams (NPTs) will meet in the first two weeks of May to set new local priorities based on public feedback.
Responses received before midnight on 1st May 2026 will be reviewed as part of this process. The next priority-setting period will take place in August 2026.

What are local policing priorities?

Local priorities are set every four months and focus on issues causing the most concern in communities, such as anti-social behaviour, theft, speeding and drug-related crime.

What can you expect?

Your feedback is reviewed by local officers and helps shape policing activity in your area, including increased visibility, engagement events and targeted enforcement.
You can also view local survey responses by visiting the Local Area Pages and entering your postcode.

Other policing work

Alongside neighbourhood priorities, officers continue to respond to emergencies, investigate crime and support force-wide priorities.

Have you around 5 minutes to take part?

Help ensure policing resources focus on what matters most by completing the survey below:

Please click here to complete the survey

You don’t need to be a Herts Connected member to take part, and you can share the survey with others.
New priorities will be announced after feedback is reviewed in first two weeks of May 2026