People in Lichfield and Burntwood are being asked to give their views on local policing.
Staffordshire Commissioner Ben Adams and Staffordshire Police Chief Constable Chris Noble have launched their public perception survey.
It aims to understand how people view the work of the force and highlight satisfaction levels.
Commissioner Adams said:
“This survey is your opportunity to tell us what you think we are doing well, what we could do more of and help us shape the service around your priorities.
“By taking part, you will be ensuring your voice is reflected in policing.
“It is essential my office and the force understand how they are perceived by the public in order to identify areas which could be improved and inform future local decision-making.
“This feedback will assist me in my regular performance meetings to hold the Chief Constable to account.”
Staffordshire Commissioner Ben Adams
The survey – which closes on 26th June – can be accessed online.
Chief Constable Noble added:
“This is a great opportunity for residents of Staffordshire to have their say on policing in their local area.
“We want to know more about your personal experiences of policing, including your views on police visibility in your area and what you think should be the biggest priorities for Staffordshire Police.
“It’s really important that we understand your views on the service we provide in order to inform the future decisions we make to keep your community safe.”
Chief Constable Chris Noble, Staffordshire Police
