CURRENT FORCE PERFORMANCE

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CURRENT FORCE PERFORMANCE Agenda Item 6i CURRENT FORCE PERFORMANCE Dr. Richard Bullock

PERFORMACE OVERVIEW 12 of 17 targets forecasted to be achieved 9 of 17 targets being met 12 of 17 targets forecasted to be achieved

TARGET 1: To achieve at least a 75% level of service users who are satisfied overall with the service provided by the police.

FORCE TREND IN OVERALL SATISFACTION LEVELS

NATIONAL POSITION IN OVERALL SATISFACTION LEVELS

TARGET 2: To achieve at least a 75% level of victims of racist incidents who are satisfied with the overall service provided by the police

FAMILY POSITION IN OVERALL SATISFACTION LEVELS

CRIME OVERVIEW CHART: FORCE / BCU

CRIME OVERVIEW CHART: FORCE / CDRP

TARGET 3: To achieve a minimum reduction of 7% in BCS comparable recorded crime.

NATIONAL POSITION IN CRIME LEVEL PER 1,000 POP

NATIONAL POSITION IN CRIME % CHANGE

SANCTION DETECTION OVERVIEW CHART

TARGET 4: To increase the number of offences brought to justice by a minimum of 16.8%.

NATIONAL POSITION IN PERCENT OF CRIME BTJ

TARGET 5: To achieve a minimum sanction detection rate of 22 TARGET 5: To achieve a minimum sanction detection rate of 22.1% for total crime

NATIONAL POSITION IN SANCTION DETECTION

NATIONAL POSITION IN % CHANGE IN SANCTION DETECTION

TARGET 6: To achieve a minimum detection rate of 65% for Domestic Violence crimes

TREND IN DOMESTIC VIOLENCE DETECTION RATE

TARGET 7: To increase the amount of drug traffickers and other major criminals' assets recovered to a minimum of £1.14 million.

Current Performance: 59.1% TARGET 8: To ensure all neighbourhood beat managers complete on average more than 6 hours on beat related activities per shift. TARGET 9: To increase the percentage of time uniformed operational officers spend on visible policing activities on 60%. Current Performance: 59.1%

TARGET 10: To increase the percentage of the population of Devon, Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly who are aware of either the name of their local Neighbourhood Beat Manager or where they can find out that name to 25% July 2005 Performance: 28%

TARGET 11: To reduce the number of people killed or seriously injured in RTCs, by a minimum of 3%.

TARGET 12: To ensure no increase in the number of anti social behaviour incidents.

TARGET 13: To answer a minimum of 90% of 999 calls in 10 seconds.

TARGET 14: To answer a minimum of 90% of non-emergency calls in 10 seconds.

TARGET 15: To achieve a strength of 3,500 police officers by 31 March 2006 Total to Date: 3,459 TARGET 16: To operate within (+/- 0.5%) of the overall funding base approved by the Police Authority. Current Performance: +0.21% TARGET 17: To generate at least £3.65 million of cashable savings for reinvestment and in overall terms achieve no less than £3.65 million in efficiency gains. Current Forecast: On Target