The recommendations can be seen from three sides, community, organisational and performance. The priorities for the partnership will be chosen from the list of recommendations. In setting the priorities only the interests of the community and key areas of under performance have been considered. The organisational recommendations will form the basis of an improvement plan for the partnership.
In selecting the priorities the following key questions have been considered:
The local priorities for the next six to twelve months for the Carlisle and Eden CDRP should be:
Carlisle and Eden have the highest counts of ASB in the county and community engagement continues to identify it as the number one priority. With a daily average of 43 incidents a day we have more ASB than we have total crime (36 crimes a day).
The crime category of wounding (serious and other) and common assault cover violent crime and leaves the victim with a potential serious injury. Domestic violence is key part of this priority and in its current form considers a range of abuses wider than violence.
Criminal damage is the highest volume category of any crime type generating on average of 11 crimes a day. The greatest volume within this category is criminal damage to motor vehicles with an average of 5 crimes everyday.
The countywide priorities for the next six to twelve months as identified by the Carlisle and Eden CDRP should be:
