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Fermanagh West

Fermanagh West team covers the Villages and surrounding areas along the West Fermanagh border towards Enniskillen from Derrylin to Belleek. Fermanagh West is divided into 4.       

Your Neighbourhood Policing Team

Name of Officer        Mobile Telephone Number      Neighbourhood Patrolled
Sgt Michael Patton07789906784Team Leader
Constable Lynda Steen 07827 829604Derrylin, Teemore, Kinawley and Macken
Constable Paul Morgan07827910967Derrylin, Teemore, Kinawley and Macken

  
Constable David Beattie07734 063522Belcoo, Mullaghdun, Cashel and Garrison
Constable Andy Smith07760559187Belcoo, Mullaghdun, Cashel and Garrison

  
Constable Neil Smyton
Constable Mary McLoughlin

07585 979201


07827 810935

Florencecourt, Letterbreen, Killesher, Bellanaleck and Arney

  
Constable Judith Hawthorne
Constable Pete Sammons

07585 979202


07760885420

Derrygonnelly, Roscor, Monea, Boho and Springfield

  


If you telephone and don’t receive an answer please leave a message so the officer can return your call. When not on duty all officers have their mobile phones switched over to the Call Handling Centre in Omagh PSNI Station.  You can leave a message to be contacted. Alternatively you can forward an email to the Neighbourhood Team.

Neighbourhood Policing Team e-mail: NPTFermanagh@psni.pnn.police.uk

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Contact us
Neighbourhood Policing Team Contact Telephone            0845 600 8000   Ext 54034
Crime stoppers Telephone Number0800 555 111
Emergency Telephone Number999
Non-emergency Telephone Number0845 600 8000
Emergency Text numberPlease click here for more info
Email  NPTFermanagh@psni.pnn.police.uk

If members of the community wish to meet personally with their Neighbourhood Officer, this can be facilitated at a mutually convenient time and location. Please telephone your local officer to arrange a meeting.

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Details of other agencies who may be of assistance to you:

AgencyTelephone NumberEmail Address
Local Council                     028 66 325050                    fdc@fermanagh.gov.uk
Women's Aid028 66 328898womensaid@btopenworld.com
Citizens Advice028 66 324334fermanaghcab@citizensadvice.co.uk
Childline0800 1111
Social Services028 66 344000
Fermanagh DPP028 66 325050dpp@fermanagh@gov.uk


Neighbourhood News

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Get involved

You can get involved with helping to make your neighbourhood safer. Come along to a neighbourhood policing meeting and tell us the issues that affect you.  Alternatively:

  • Ring your local Neighbourhood officer using the numbers provided
  • Call at Enniskillen Police Station, 48 Queen Street, Enniskillen BT74 7JR.
  • Speak to your Neighbourhood Officers the next time the Mobile Police Station visits your local area.

Contact your neighbourhood police officers for more details at the numbers above.

If you have an issue that you would like to let us know about, please phone us on 0845 600 8000 extension 54034 or send us an email at NPTFermanagh@psni.pnn.police.uk

Fermanagh District Policing Partnership - 028 66 325050 dpp@fermanagh.gov.uk
or write to
Mr David Eames
DPP Manager
Fermanagh District Policing Partnership
Townhall
Enniskillen
BT74 7BA

We also work in partnership with the following groups:

Fermanagh West Community Forum
Cleenish Island Neighbourhood Watch
Bellanaleck Community Group
Monea Community Group
Boho Community Group

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Rural crime

                        

Fermanagh West NPT are working closely with Fermanagh North NPT who have set up a Farm Watch Scheme. If a farmer signs up for the scheme, they will be notified by telephone when a theft occurs/suspicious vehicle sighted. They are also offered various property marking techniques. The Farm Watch scheme for Fermanagh will be launched in April 2012.

  

Property thefts in the Florencecourt Area

In March and April of this year there were a number of thefts of personal property from vehicles parked at beauty spot car parks in the area of Florencecourt. Over the next six months the Fermanagh West neighbourhood policing team worked in partnership with the Fermanagh District Council, Community Safety Partnership and staff at Marble Arch Caves. Sign-age was erected at all the beauty spot car parks, warning the public not to leave valuables in their vehicles. High visibility patrols were conducted in the area by police and staff from Fermanagh District Council conducted daily patrols of all the car parks in livered council vehicles. Any vehicles that had valuables left in them, the owners were contacted and given advice. Crime prevention leaflets were left on all parked vehicles.

We are pleased to report that from the Easter period to date there has only been one theft from a vehicle in the area.


Request for speed restrictions in Florencecourt

A member of the public recently raised the issue to police in relation to the need for a speed restriction in the area of Florencecourt. A speed restriction has now been passed for the area and the sign-age had been erected warnings drivers of the new 40 mph speed limit on the March Arch Road and Coraghrim Road. Police will monitor traffic and speed in the area.


Quads been driven on the main road

Following complaints received from members of the public in Arney and Bellanaleck about quads being driven on the roads, police identified a number of persons involved, they were spoken too and this activity has ceased.

Speeding Cashel Cross, Cashel

Following consultation speed restriction sign-age has now been erected at Cashel Cross, Cashel

If you would like further information on the creation of a Neighbourhood Watch Scheme or residents group for your area please contact Sgt Michael Patton


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