Respond to the Walsall crime survey by March 23, 2025. Share thoughts to shape a safer future. Increased antisocial behavior noted.
People in Walsall can share their thoughts. They can talk about safety and crime. The council wants your input for five weeks. The survey started February 17. It ends on March 23, 2025.
Your answers will shape a new strategy. The Safer Walsall Partnership wants to reduce crime. Many groups work together on this. These groups include police, the council, and the NHS.
The survey is for everyone in the area. That means residents, workers, and students. They are asking how safe you feel. They also ask about crime experiences. And any ideas you might have.
Drug reports rose by 30%. Shoplifting went up by 73%. This also occurred between 2023 and 2024. Violence and sexual offense reports decreased a little. There were 13,000 reports in 2023. In 2024, reports went down to 12,000.
A police chief asks for your help. The council leader wants people to feel safe. They want to find the causes of crime. They ask you to share concerns. They also want ideas for a safer Walsall. Paper copies are available in Walsall hubs.