Kent PCC's Office

Team EA have worked around the clock alongside partners to hold those responsible for the appalling waste dump in Kidlington to account. We will not allow waste criminals to win.

Last Friday, 43 new officers and 8 PCSOs proudly took part in their passing out parade. Despite the cold and wet weather, their dedication and commitment shone through. #KentPolice #NewRecruits #PassingOutParade #Kent

Our Winter Newsletter is here! Scan the QR code or click the link below to catch up on what we’ve been doing and what’s coming in 2026: 📬Subscribe now through the link below or check your inbox if you’re already on the list 👉 kent-pcc.gov.uk/news-menu/news…

🎄Merry Christmas from The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner!🎄 Thank you to our officers and staff working over the festive period to keep Kent safe. Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! #MerryChristmas #KentPolice

It’s not just your licence at stake when you drink drive. Don’t be responsible for injuring a mate - or worse. Please this festive season, drink OR drive!

Your PCC is here to make Kent safer but what does that really mean? #Kent #KentPolice #Policing #CutCrime #SupportVictims #BuildTrust

Report Fraud is the new service that has now replaced Action Fraud. You should report cyber crime and fraud here from now on. 👉reportfraud.police.uk

On Friday, members of the Police and Crime Panel visited our Force Control Room to see first-hand how Kent Police handle emergency and non-emergency calls, prioritise incidents, and keep Kent safe.

Last week, we joined the Kent Police Roads Policing Team in Dartford for an operation targeting uninsured drivers. Driving without insurance is illegal and vehicles found without valid cover can be seized on the spot. #RoadSafety #RoadSafetyWeek #ProtectingPeople

On Monday, we welcomed a new cohort of call handlers to the Kent Police Control Room. They will play a vital role in keeping Kent safe by being the first point of contact for those in need. We wish them the very best as they begin their journey in the Kent Police family! 👏

Today’s Armistice Day service - lest we forget🌹 #RemembranceDay #Remembrance #LestWeForget #KentPolice

Yesterday, our PCC joined @LauraTrottMP, Lord Nash & Baroness Barran at the House of Lords to discuss smartphone-free schools. The roundtable explored links between youth mental health, violent crime & social media. #SmartPhoneFree #Schools #ScreenTime #OnlineSafety

📢Have your say on policing in Kent! Our Annual Policing Survey is now live. Your feedback on safety and policing matters. The survey is anonymous, takes less than 5 minutes, and helps shape future decisions. 👉forms.office.com/pages/response…

Today at the Police and Crime Panel, our Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Scott presented his Annual Report for 2024/25 marking the final year of the Making Kent Safer Police and Crime Plan. #KentPCC #PoliceAndCrimePanel #CutCrime #SupportVictims #BuildTrust

Thanks to everyone in Sheerness, Chatham & Tunbridge Wells who shared feedback on local policing last week! Missed us? You can still fill in the survey online 👉bit.ly/4pHZZAZ #Survey #Policing #CutCrime #SupportVictims #BuildTrust

💛 World Mental Health Day 💛 Today we’re reminding everyone: it’s okay to not be okay. Let’s keep talking, keep listening, and keep supporting each other. #WorldMentalHealthDay #MentalHealthMatters #MentalHealth #Support

Welcome to our 84 new @kent_police recruits! Great to have you on board as you begin your journey to serve and protect. We look forward to your Passing Out Parade! 👏💙 @matthewinkent #Police #PoliceRecruitment #PoliceOfficers #CutCrime #ProtectingPeople #ProtectingPlaces

Have you been affected by a road traffic collision? The Victims Commissioner’s Office wants to hear from you. Your experiences could help improve support for victims. The survey will close on 10th October. Take the survey: smartsurvey.co.uk/s/RoadTrafficC…

Want to know when the next Performance & Delivery Board is, or catch up on previous reports? 👉 kent-pcc.gov.uk/what-we-do/hol…

Kent Police performance update: Over the last 12 months, we’ve seen positive progress in our mission to cut crime, support victims and build trust. There’s still more to do but we’re heading in the right direction.