Pleck neighbourhood Team Update

Pleck neighbourhood Team Update

Resident

Good Evening,

This is your weekly round up from the Pleck neighbourhood team and we have had another busy Set of 6! This was a very hot one and I hope everyone has been taking all the right safety measures regarding keeping yourselves safe and hydrated during this time.

Pleck neighbourhood team have attending the Sunday Service at St Johns Church to provide reassurance to members of the community.

We took part in the Careers Event at Hilary Street Primary School where all the children would ask questions about policing and about what we do as well as available career paths. People from other services and occupations also attended.

We visited Pleck Library where a Digital Learning class was taking place and we engaged with known community members and also new learners.

Multiple stop searches have been conducted this set. Also various positive outcomes and drugs have been seized as well as offenders have been dealt with.

Pleck Police attended a Scene in Walsall Town Centre regarding an electrical fire. West Midlands Fire Service also attended.

Multiple Officers have seized multiple different vehicles this week for reasons such as driving without insurance and no road tax.

PCSO Fisher and PCSO Hartland will be hosting a Police Surgery on the 30/06/26 at Morrisons, Wallows Lane, Pleck. This will be taking place at 11:00 and will last about an hour. If you have any queries, general issues or just want to chat to a member of the police in general then please pop down to Morrisons.

We will also be advertising our future PACT meeting each week. This is a meeting where any member of the community can attend to come forward with issues in the community and what they believe needs to be prioritised. This PACT meeting will be taking place at Nash Dom Community Hub, Sun Street, Walsall, WS1 4AL from 17:00-19:00 hrs on Wednesday 22nd July 2026. We look forward to seeing you!

Thieves are looking for easy opportunities to steal your car.

There are quick and free ways to protect you and your vehicle right now:

Take your keys out the ignition

Lock your car and check the handle

Use a steering lock

Check for the signs your car is locked – wing mirrors in, lights flash, alarm on

Keep your keys away from windows and doors

When out and about, share your location with trusted people

For extra protection, keep your car in the garage or apply a steering wheel lock.

For more advice: Keeping vehicles safe | Crime prevention | West Midlands Police

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