Essex Police Challenge Meeting 12 th March 2015. Austerity Policing on a smaller budget will become the new normal.

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Essex Police Challenge Meeting 12 th March 2015

Austerity Policing on a smaller budget will become the new normal

We estimate additional cost savings of £50million to 60million by 2020 We will have no choice but to deliver them Since 2010 – saved £42million

Next year, a 4.7% cut in the Home Office grant funding means Essex will get £8.5million less to police the county. This follows 5 years of similar cuts. Emerging Challenges: Child Abuse demand Domestic Abuse Digital/Cyber Crime Terrorist threat

Reducing Crime and Anti-Social Behaviour

Significant Reductions Vehicle Crime 18.4% (1674 offences) Dwelling Burglary 10.2% (770 offences) Robbery 14.3% (158 offences)

Increasing Trends and Challenges Increasing Trends Serious Violent Crime up 9.0% Serious Sexual Crime up 26.2% Encouraging Under Reported Crime Domestic Abuse Hate Crime

Solving Crime and Bringing Offenders To Justice Essex is 25 th out of 43 forces Serious Violent Crime Outcomes up 9.0% Serious Sexual Crime detections up 29.3%

Promoting Satisfaction and Public Confidence Crime Survey for England and Wales % Agree ‘Dealing with local concerns’ – 58.26% % Agree ‘Confidence in the local police’ – 57.80% User Satisfaction Survey

Essex Police Challenge Meeting 12 th March 2015

TRANSFORMING THE ESSEX POLICE ESTATE March 2015 TRANS FORMI NG THE ESSEX THE ESSEX POLICE ESTATE March 2015LI CE ESTATE

The Estate Challenge for Essex In addition to being unaffordable, the size, age, nature and distribution of the Essex Police estate is not best able to support modern policing and the Force’s transformation programme The Force recognise a significant intervention is needed to overcome the existing estate constraints and unlock its potential Over-sized – too big for current and future staffing Under utilised - low levels generally Poor quality - by modern accommodation standards Fragmented – too many small, dispersed assets Inefficient – highly cellular and inflexible Unaffordable – significant future R&M liabilities Logistics issues – storage, parking, Compliance – access, custody, building performance Resilience – single points of failure

Key Themes The Force is undergoing significant change influencing future estate needs – public contact, custody, forensics, transport, training and support services form integral work streams of the Strategic Change Programme Key Influences Operational Need – demand; operational structure Agile Working – greater use of technology Collaboration – multi-agency assets, shared services Public Access – multi-channel, CRM system Rationalisation – fewer more effective strategic locations Improvement – better quality, flexible accommodation Affordability - sustainable energy efficient buildings Flexibility – assets that can readily change and adapt to the Force need

The existing estate is highly diverse in nature representing over one hundred years of piecemeal evolution. Inefficient by almost every measure, very few assets would be buildings of choice today T he estate is highly fragmented with sixty of the eighty buildings making up less than 20% of the estate (20 buildings comprise 80%). Estate Metrics Over 80 properties Over 1,000,000 sq/ft 85% freehold Dated, cellular accommodation HQ makes up 25% of the estate Police stations comprise more than 55% Over £10m annual running costs Significant lifecycle investment needed £5.5m backlog maintenance Net to gross of 70% (inefficient) Extra £1.75 million per annum required to “stand still”

Portfolio change must be affordable in both capital and revenue terms. The Force is seeking to finance the necessary investment from capital receipts, ideally with a positive balance. Mortgaging the investment is not a preferred option (PFI) Significant future R&M liabilities need to be avoided. Retaining an interest in the redevelopment of the surplus estate also presents opportunities to generate long term revenue income Doing nothing is not an option Over £5m backlog maintenance C.£10m existing annual operating cost Plus £30m just to ‘stand still’ in medium / long term Estate Value Portfolio valued at £55m - £70m Half of portfolio value in only 2 assets Further 14 assets valued at £4m - £6m Concerns Selling the ‘family silver’

Delivers a 21 st Century policing service that provides access and reassurance to our communities and addresses victims needs Key Decisions Location of HQ Size of HQ Location of Hubs Size of Hubs Location of Local Contact Centres Custody Strategy Specialist Centre locations Targets 40% reduction in estate gross area £2.5m annual property savings on £9m baseline Avoidance of £multi R&M costs Viable long term estate Leaner, higher quality, flexible and ‘future-proofed’ Enhanced collaboration - force and other agencies Good quality core assets with granular local flexibility More effective policing outcomes Supports and facilitates regeneration

Essex Police Challenge Meeting 12 th March 2015