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Angus Community Safety and Antisocial Behaviour Strategy 2009-12 | 29National OutcomeStrategic AimsPrincipalIssuesKey ActionsLead Agency/WorkerTimescaleNO9: We live ourlives safe fromcrime, disorderand dangerEarlyInterventionand PreventionPublicProtectionand SafetyMonitor the use and evaluate the impact of thenewly launched Domestic Violence AlarmsRoll out polycarbonate glasses scheme Best BarNone licensed premisesAPODAFocus On AlcoholAngusDecember2009March2010RoadSafetyEvent to be planned in relation to those driverscoming to attention of police for ASB drivingJoint ServicesTeamMarch2010Migrant worker roadshows to include inforelation to driving legislation in the UK.Particular emphasis to be given to drink drivingJoint ServicesTeamDecember2009Terrorism &CommunityTensionsDesignated driver scheme to be extendedthroughout AngusTayside Police andJoint Services TeamMarch2010Safety Day to be organised at Angus College Tayside Police December2009Driving Ambition and ‘Safe Drive, Stay Alive’events to continue.Joint Services Team to assist with the delivery ofACT NOW workshop in Angus to raiseawareness of TerrorismTayside Fire andRescueJoint ServicesTeamNovember2009March2010Promote the ‘Prevent’ strand from the newCONTEST 2 strategy to relevant front-lineoperational staffTayside PoliceAngus CouncilMarch2010Enforcementand SupportAcquisitiveCrimeAntisocial Behaviour legislation to beconsidered where relevant in relation to repeatoffenders of acquisitive crime.Joint ServicesTeamDecember2009AntisocialBehaviourAntisocial Behaviour legislation to beconsidered where appropriate in terms of repeatoffenders of vandalismOffenders of vandalism to be offered chance towork within community that they offended in topromote sense of community responsibility.Liaison with Procurator Fiscal to provideincentive for voluntary participation in suchinitiatives as ‘clean up schemes’Joint ServicesTeamYouth JusticeCriminal JusticeServicesMarch2010March2010Funding sources to be explored in an effort tosupport, develop and implement a DJ and MCingproject over a period of 6 months. Localprofessional DJ to train young people who thengo on to perform at local under 18’s disco,organised and marketed by the young peopleTayside Council onAlcoholYouth JusticeMarch2010Alcoholand DrugsTotal Dry Up nights to be expanded throughoutAngus. Monthly event covering towns withinAngus to be arrangedTayside Police,CommunityWardens andFocus on AlcoholAngusDecember2009Operation Dry Up to continue in Angus to targetunderage drinking and associated antisocial andcriminal behaviourTayside PoliceMarch2010
30 | Angus Community Safety and Antisocial Behaviour Strategy 2009-12National OutcomeStrategic AimsPrincipalIssuesKey ActionsLead Agency/WorkerTimescaleNO9: We live ourlives safe fromcrime, disorderand dangerEnforcementand SupportAlcoholand DrugsTest Purchase Officers to be utilised inintelligence-led operations in relation to the saleof alcohol to juvenilesAlcohol Guidance with screening tool to behanded out to custody suitesTayside PoliceTayside PoliceRelianceDecember2009July 2009Provision of low threshold service for individualsrepeatedly committing crime and disorder whileunder the influence of alcoholFocus On AlcoholAngusMarch2009PublicProtectionand SafetyConsideration to be given to involving previousoffenders in the educational initiative as per‘‘That’s not a Knife, This is a Knife’. Hard hittingcampaign, detailing the consequences of using aknife, from an offenders and victims point of viewTayside PoliceMarch2010Focus on Alcohol and APODA to consider theextent to which alcohol is a factor in reportedincidents of domestic violenceFocus On AlcoholAngus andAPODAMarch2010RoadSafetyAntisocial Behaviour legislation to beconsidered where appropriate in relation torepeat offenders of ASB drivingTayside PoliceRoad Policing andJoint Services TeamMarch2010TCA referral scheme to be introduced in relation todrink driversTayside PoliceTCADecember2009CommunityEngagementAnti-SocialBehaviourPromotional/Awareness initiative to be designedand implemented utilising media screens atleisure centres and schools, as well as CommunitySafety website to communicate with public.Crime ReductionOfficerDecember2009Initiative to be developed to focus on breakingdown the barriers between young people andthe wider community. Engage with young peoplewho have been perceived to cause a nuisance toinstil a sense of community responsibility.Youth Justice,CommunityLearning &Development andEducationMarch2010Fast response team to be developed in order tocombat emerging youth issues to have animmediate impact and improve communicationsbetween complainers and perceived offenders.Joint ServicesTeamMarch2010Similar to the ‘On the Streets’ project inManchester, an initiative to be developed to focuson breaking down the barriers between youngpeople and the wider community. Provides aforum to engage young people who have beenperceived to cause a nuisance, enabling theyoung people their problems and at the sametime instilling a sense of community responsibility.CommunityLearning &DevelopmentYouth JusticeMarch2010Increased use of media to improve understandingand inform communities of positive successstories to increase public awareness andconfidence. Also use of media to promote ASB,NTNT and Community Wardens services.Joint ServicesTeamMarch2010
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