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Angus Community Safety and Antisocial Behaviour Strategy 2009-12 | 31National OutcomeStrategic AimsPrincipalIssuesKey ActionsLead Agency/WorkerTimescaleNO9: We live ourlives safe fromcrime, disorderand dangerCommunityEngagementAlcoholand DrugsPromotional/Awareness initiative to be designedand implemented utilising media screens atleisure centres and schools, as well as CommunitySafety website to communicate with publicCrime ReductionOfficerDecember2009Improved sharing of information with AngusCouncil and Housing Associations in relation todrugs supply offences with a view to pursuingevictions.Joint ServicesTeamHousingSeptember2009PublicProtectionand SafetyAwareness raising exercise to be undertaken inrelation to revised legislation concerning thesale of knivesTayside PoliceTrading StandardsDecember2009Seasonal safety messages to be designed anddelivered to households in Angus and includedin Angus Life – this is a publication that isdelivered to all households in Angus.Crime ReductionOfficer and JointServices TeamMarch2009Liaison to take place with NHS Tayside inrelation to recording number of presentations asa result of assault. Consideration to be given toan injury surveillance scheme. Questionnaire tobe designed and implemented to identify ifpresentations at MIIU’s and A&E as a result ofassault are reported to policeJoint ServicesTeamDecember2009RoadSafetyLeafleting campaign to be considered in orderto communicate to predominant migrantnationalities in relation to road safetylegislation. Consideration to be given tocarrying out leafleting campaign targetingeither accommodation or places of works forforeign nationalsTayside PoliceJoint ServicesTeamDecember2009Consideration to be given to utilising Bluetoothdevice to communicate anti drink/drug drivingmessages in town centre at weekendsCrime ReductionOfficerMarch2009Hate CrimeRecruitment campaign to attract suitablyqualified foreign nationals as special constablesTayside PoliceMarch2010Roadshows to be given to migrant workers andother ethnic minority populations in order toimprove trust, confidence and communicationTayside PoliceAngus CouncilSeptember2009Fire SafetyImplement Tayside Fire and Rescue’s MediaStrategy to raise awareness of current issuesand services.Tayside Fire andRescueProduce annual Public Performance Reports andAction Plans for stakeholders.Tayside Fire andRescue
32 | Angus Community Safety and Antisocial Behaviour Strategy 2009-12Appendix 3: Performance Management FrameworkOutcomes and Indicators for 2009/12NATIONAL PRIORITY THEME: ENFORCEMENT AND SUPPORTSOANationalOutcomeLocalOutcomesLocal IndicatorsResponsibleAgency/WorkerSourceBaseline asat:Target09/10 10/11 11/12NO9: We liveour lives safefrom crime,disorder anddangerCommunitiesin Angus aresafe, secureand vibrantRecorded number ofHome Fire Safetyvisits carried outRecorded number ofRoad TrafficAccidents reportedTayside Fireand RescueTaysidePolice07/081,300 1,35207/081,239 1,189Targets areset year onyearTargets areset year onyearTargets areset year onyearTargets areset year onyearRecorded quantityof alcohol seizedfrom young personsTaysidePoliceADP07/081,292 1,240Targets areset year onyearTargets areset year onyearSOA - Volume andrate of recordedcrimes and offencesper 10,000 pop(Groups 1 to 4)(3 year average)TaysidePolice2007/08/09426 440Targets areset year onyearTargets areset year onyearSOA - Number ofpeople killed orseriously injured inroad accidents/million vehicle kmsTaysidePolice94 to 9821 children128 adults11 children89 adultsTargets areset year onyearTargets areset year onyearSOA - Incidence ofhome fires resultingin death or injuryTayside Fire& Rescue07/08Fatalities - 0Injuries - 15Fatalities - 0Injuries - 15Fatalities - 0Injuries - 14Fatalities - 0Injuries - 13SOA - % of Anguspopulation statingthey feel safeJoint ServiceTeamComSafetySurvey200793% Very/Fairly Safe(Day)51.5% Very/Fairly Safe(Night)Maintain at93%55%Maintain at93%55%Maintain at93%55%SOA - Number ofcrimes recordedwith an ”AlcoholOffender”aggravator3 year averageTaysidePolice2007/08/091,417Expected toincrease –keep within5% ofTaysideaverageKeep within5% ofTaysideaverageKeep within5% ofTaysideaverageSOA - Drug offences– supply andpossession withintent to supplyClass A (3 yearaverage)TaysidePolice2007/08/0958 57Targets areset year onyearTargets areset year onyear
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