Neighbourhood policing is diverse and means different things to different people. However, the common theme is police working together with the community and partners to create solutions that address issues identified by the community.
Watch our short videos and read the case studies below to learn more about neighbourhood policing in action.
Belfast Neighbourhood Policing Team have been working with local partner agencies to address issues such as graffiti in the city centre.
West Belfast Neighbourhood Policing Teams are working with local partners to address anti-social behaviour involving scramblers and dirt bikes.
Ards and North Down Neighbourhood Policing Teams are actively addressing instances of anti-social behaviour at local beaches.
Carrick Neighbourhood Policing Team have been working with communities in Carrick in the Sunnylands, Woodburn, Castlemara areas to develop the Evolution Boxing Project, “Sting like a Bee” programme.
Slieve Gullion Neighbourhood officers are working with local communities and partner agencies to tackle the issues that matter most to local people.
Learn how Neighbourhood Police in Fermanagh and Omagh are working with Youth Work Alliance to educate and support young people around the harms associated with online gaming and gambling.
Neighbourhood police in Lisburn have been working with partners and local residents to tackle crime, antisocial behaviour and reduce the fear of crime.
Neighbourhood police in Antrim have worked together with partners and young people to address antisocial behaviour in the town centre.
