Police chief questioned on response times, call center improvements, violence against women, and anti social behaviour.
The meeting reviewed new stats. They looked at call response times. Officer attendance was also discussed. Officers arrived on time for most urgent calls. The rate was about 97.7 percent. The police call center improved too.
Fewer people abandoned non-emergency calls. Only 0.5 percent of 101 calls were dropped. It’s the lowest number ever recorded. These meetings make the police accountable. Grunshaw makes sure the police are open.
He seeks good policing in Lancashire. They also spoke about community worries. Violence against women was discussed. Anti-social behavior was another topic. Serious violence was also on the agenda.
Grunshaw said his job involves oversight. He checks the police force’s performance. He wants to ensure resources are used well. It helps make policing better for people. He added public contact is important.
People deserve great service. This applies to 999, 101, and online reports. People need to trust the police. They must feel safe in their area. Grunshaw said progress is happening at the call center.
Response times for calls are also improving. Police staff work hard to protect everyone. Changes to how the force operates are helping. Technology investments are also beneficial. Grunshaw will keep checking the police’s work. He wants efficient policing for the public.