Performance and Measurement
Force Assessment - Humberside
Back to previous pageEach assessment made about the force in the seven key performance areas is shown here. A summary of force performance is also provided, and additionally, users can view the force’s assessments in comparison to its peers. Finally, basic factual information about the force is shown.
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| Performance Areas | Delivery | Direction |
|---|---|---|
| Reducing Crime | Poor | Improved |
| Investigating Crime | Poor | Improved |
| Promoting Safety | Fair | Stable |
| Providing Assistance | Poor | Stable |
| Citizen Focus | Poor | Improved |
| Resource Use | Fair | Improved |
| Local Policing | Poor | Stable |
Summary of HMIC baseline assessments.
Humberside Police covers the local authority areas of North East Lincolnshire, North Lincolnshire, East Riding of Yorkshire and Kingston-upon-Hull, and has four operational divisions co-terminous with the council areas. There is also a new command team, as the Chief Constable has been in post only since April 2005.
Force performance relative to its peers continues to be poor in many areas. However, Humberside has shown the fastest rate of crime reduction in England and Wales during 2004/05, and has achieved many improved grades in the direction assessments for the reducing and investigating crime areas.
The force has been working with the Police Standards Unit (PSU) since autumn 2003. A comprehensive plan to focus upon crime reduction and crime investigation has been implemented. While this has resulted in significant improvements in operational performance, much additional work is still required to bring the force ‘in line’ with the results being delivered by its peers.
For further information see the full baseline assessment.
Police Authority Chair: Graham Stroud
Authority Website: www.humberside-pa.org.uk
Chief Constable: Tim Hollis
Force Website: www.humberside.police.uk
Staff Numbers:
- Police Officers: 2252
- Police Staff: 1034
- Community Support Officers: 20
- Other Staff: 66
- Special Constables: 328
Budget 2005/06: £150.4m
