My role is to help develop Community Speed Watch across Dorset with the aim of educating drivers to reduce their speed providing an additional deterrent in rural communities.

My responsibilities included all front-line engagement for the PCC, including consultation and event management. I worked extensively with diverse communities and sat on a number of strategic committees as a representative of the OPCC.

As the Community Safety Officer and manager of the antisocial behaviour service for the local authority, I was involved in the development of policies in relation to the work of the Community Safety Partnership for Dorset. Crime pattern analysis and consultation helped target the delivery of projects aimed at reducing crime and antisocial behaviour. I led a wide variety of partnership work between the local authority, police, fire service and other agencies that resulted in a number of successful projects. in 2014 I was recognised by the Police and Crime Commissioner, receiving an award for Partnership working.A strong understanding and application of legislation and the management of case files in relation to antisocial behaviour was required. The coordination of multi agency case management meetings.