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Types of activity and specific actions |
Area and coverage |
Spend |
Activity and Outputs |
Outcome projected |
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Supply Side Actions |
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Community Policing:
Provision of new police base on x estate and one additional
officer
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X estate in Y town.
Centre of identified drug supply hotspot.
Community of 10,000 |
Police office in shop conversion.
Capital: £67,000
Constable.
Revenue: £38,000 |
12 community liaison events
6 talks to residents or youth groups |
Community belief and confidence in local Policing strategy.
Greater intelligence on drug supply within area. Increase in
effective operations with successful prosecution.
Overall reduction in drug supply.
Increased resident satisfaction.
Reduction in overt supply.
Reduction in closed market supply.
Reduced access to class A drugs. |
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Community organisations:
Grant aid to x-estate community association
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X estate, as above |
£10,000 for running costs, printing and publicity |
Community association to host 6 community consultation events and
residents meetings
Offer support and advice to residents affected by supply in
neighbouring properties |
Increased residents satisfaction.
Increased rate of resident involvement in reporting incidents and
residents actions.
Resident support for Police activity.
Reduction in overt drug supply. |
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Civil enforcement:
Anti-social behaviour officer with Zville Housing Association |
Z ville HA properties in Zville and Y town |
Revenue: £30K |
Worker to handle all incidents of drug nuisance in HA properties.
To work closely with Police in handling reports of sales and
offer mediation and other housing interventions up to notice of
seeking possession |
Civil powers used effectively to control anti-social behaviour.
Reduction in incidents and action against known problem tenants.
Increased resident satisfaction.
Reduction in closed supply from private houses |
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Situational crime prevention:
CCTV in B street, A borough
New fence on AA youth club, Zville
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CCTV £70K
Fence: £18k |
CCTV to control known supply market at rear of club on B street.
Fence to stop local youths using Youth club premises for drug use
and exchange |
Reduction in open drug sales.
Displacement of market.
Closure of unregulated public space.
Displacement of opportunity to acquire drugs and use drugs |
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Drug related crime: |
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Demand activities |
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Enhancements to treatment:
Gateway worker on Y estate
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Y estate (10,000 people) |
Revenue: £35,000 |
Gateway/Outreach worker on Y estate to make contact with known
users out of contact with drug services buying from local market to
encourage into treatment |
Reduction in demand for local supply
Reduction in offending to pay for supply.
Reduction in size of local market |
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Work with young people:
Youth worker working with high risk group involved in drug supply
running |
G estate, Toptown |
Revenue: £8000 |
Fixed number of part time youth work sessions offering structured
diversionary activity for identified group referred by Police for
involvement in running drugs |
Diversion of specific individuals involved in supply from
exposure to negative role models and greater involvement in criminal
culture.
Reduction in personnel involved in drug supply and future drug
users. |
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