Noise nuisances are generally dealt with by local authorities, please check this page to see who will be able to help.
You can make a report to your local council if you are having problems with:
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Get in touch with us about general Suffolk policing enquiries, recruitment, compliments and complaints. To send an email to our general enquiries please use [email protected]
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The Code of Ethics applies to all officers and staff in England and Wales, in every force, in every role, at every level.
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Following amendments made to the Police Conduct Regulations in May 2015, all police gross misconduct or special case hearings should be held in public. The new legislation aims to improve transparency and accountability within the police service and to ensure public confidence.
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Suffolk Constabulary, along with all police forces across the country, is the subject of regular inspections to ensure that it offers local communities a high quality policing service which keeps people safe.
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Procurement is the way the Police 'buys' all goods, services and works and covers the full life cycle from identification of business need through to supplier selection, contracts management, contract expiry/termination and starting to plan for the next contract lifecycle.
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Our Contact and Control Room (CCR) is the hub of communication across the Force.
It deals with:
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The Corporate Communications team help the Constabulary to communicate effectively with a wide range of audiences across the county.
Working closely with local and regional media, we also manage our online presence on our website and on social media and look after internal communications.
Our team consists of:
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Our Criminal Justice Service department brings together the work of operational police officers and our partners in the criminal justice process, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) and Her Majesty’s Court Services.
Together we aim for the best possible conviction rates, the best possible care for witnesses and victims and the effective administration of justice.
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The joint Estates Department supports the buildings and properties owned by the Norfolk Police and Crime Commissioner and the Suffolk Police and Crime Commissioner (the two PCCs are the legal owners of police buildings and properties in Norfolk and Suffolk).