Marc Jones

Police and Crime Commissioner (Lincolnshire)

       The stakes for policing and community safety in your area could not be higher

 I have been honoured to be your Police and Crime Commissioner in Lincolnshire since 2016. I inherited a budget of £112m and have increased that to £178m in just eight years. Financial stability for policing is vital to the safety of our communities.      

With ambitious new priorities the force delivered record numbers of police recruits, an array of game changing units and innovations including – a roads policing unit, drone and rural crime teams, a unit tackling drug related crime and extra police officers into neighbourhoods to mention a few.

It is time to build on that success – It is vital PCC and Chief Constable work together. I recently appointed a new Chief Constable with the vision and commitment to deliver my ambitious plans to slash crime over the coming years. We will make a formidable team protecting your community.

 

        My promise to you:

  • Continue to maximise police officer numbers 
  • Visible anti-social behaviour hotspot patrols
  • Speed up detection of criminals, faster justice for victims
  • Make policing more visible to our communities
  • Free officers from paperwork, get them back on the streets

 

     With your support we can do so much and I am committed to delivering for you, so

     please VOTE Marc Jones for Police and Crime Commissioner on 2nd May.

 

    Marc Jones

     Your Conservative Candidate

     for Police & Crime Commissioner

     More Police, Safer Streets

 

   See https://www.facebook.com/marcjones4pcc/ for more information

 

 

 

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