Get involved

We have a collective responsibility to help prevent crime and keep our communities safe.

In Suffolk, there are a number of ways you can play an active part in community safety and supporting your police service.

• You can report crime and suspicious behaviour or suspected criminal behaviour in your neighbourhood by calling the police on 101.
  
• You can pass information to police anonymously via the Crimestoppers charity on 0800 555111.
  
• You bring local issues to police attention by attending one of the regular Community Priority Setting meetings held by police and partner agencies in your neighbourhood.
  
• You can become part of the local policing family and use skills you already have by working in your spare time as a Police Support Volunteer or a member of the Special Constabulary.
  
• You can work with your Safer Neighbourhood Team to join or set up a Neighbourhood Watch scheme in your street to stay ahead of local crime and community safety issues where you live.
  
• You can sign up to Police Direct to receive messages about local crimes, along with useful crime prevention advice.