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Your Safety, Your Say

Section one: Confidence in policing

How confident do you feel in the UK's policing services?

Not confident at all

Extremely confident

How confident do you feel in Devon and Cornwall's policing services?

Not confident at all

Extremely confident

If you contacted Devon & Cornwall Police in the last year what method did you use (select all which apply)

Select one or more options

Add something else

If you contacted Devon and Cornwall Police in the last year how satisfied were you with your chosen method?

Very dissatisfied

Very Satisfied

Did you know Devon & Cornwall Police now runs a service which enables non emergency callers to be called back so they do not have to wait in phone queues?

Select one option

What words or phrases would you use to describe you and your family's experiences of Devon and Cornwall's policing services?

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Section two: Investing in Devon and Cornwall Police

The table below shows the amount paid by Devon and Cornwall households each year, via their council tax bills, for policing (the precept). Do you agree it represents value for money?

Strongly disagree

Strongly agree

Council Tax Band	2023-24 Police precept
A	£174.37
B	£203.44
C	£232.50
D	£261.56
E	£319.68
F	£377.81
G	£435.93
H	£523.12

Don't know your council tax band? Check it here.

To what extent do you agree that money should be spent opening more police stations to the public?

Strongly disagree

Disagree

Neutral

Agree

Strongly agree

How would you allocate Devon and Cornwall Police's annual budget?

Slide to allocate resources

£384,000,000

Total budget

£384,000,000

Unspent

Local policing

£0

0%

0£384,000,000

Roads policing

£0

0%

0£384,000,000

Crime prevention

£0

0%

0£384,000,000

Rapid response to incidents

£0

0%

0£384,000,000

Contact (101, 999 and front desks)

£0

0%

0£384,000,000

Support services to free up frontline resources

£0

0%

0£384,000,000

Where do you perceive that policing needs greater investment?

Sort in order of importance, with most important at the top.

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Section three: future policing

Facial recognition software is already used by some forces

What would be most beneficial to your community in the years to come?

Sort in order of importance, with most important at the top.

What words or phrases would you use to describe your ideal police force of the future?

Facial recognition software can help catch dangerous criminals but some human rights groups have expressed concerns about greater surveillance of the public. How comfortable are you about police use of such technology?

Not at all comfortable

Very Comfortable

Which of the following issues would you most like police and partners to tackle in your community?

Select one or more options

Add something else

Would you like police to be tougher on tackling cannabis?

Select one option

Interested in our work? Download the 2021-25 Police and Crime Plan.

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Your Safety, Your Say

Your Safety, Your Say

Section one: Confidence in policing

Section two: Investing in Devon and Cornwall Police

£384,000,000

£384,000,000

Section three: future policing

Interested in our work? Download the 2021-25 Police and Crime Plan.

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