PCC Decisions
The Police & Crime Commissioner has approved £15,000 match funding from the POCA fund to Reformed East Sussex (RES).
RES have a dedicated team of support workers who have all lived experience of the criminal justice system and addiction; they support rehabilitation in the community through education, training and employment.
The decision notice can be viewed here.
The PCC has formally agreed to the joint purchase of the 'Western Hub' for the South East Regional Organised Crime Unit (SEROCU). This includes the fit out of building 'C' together with the progression of a further business case on 12-18 months time to consider buildings 'A' and 'B' for continued development in line with the operational environment.
The decision notice can be viewed here.
The PCC has agreed a recommendation to provide £79,220.00 to fund 50% of the costs for the Sussex Police preferred multi-agency case management system for the next two years from April 2019 to March 2021.
You can view the decision notice here.
The Police & Crime Commissioner has agreed the recommendation to provide some additional case supervision, specialist case management and partnership training to the core Sussex Restorative Justice Partnership membership, for up to 16 members.
The full decision notice can be viewed here.
The PCC has approved the recommendation to allocate funds to each Community Safety Partnership based on the new formula of 60% crime and 40% population and to maintain the level of financial support for the Youth Offending Service and the Drug Intervention Programme at the same level as 2018/2019.
The decision notice can be viewed here.
The PCC has approved a recommendation to fund Sussex Mediation Alliance for a further year.
You can view the decision notice here.
The PCC has approved funding for a six month extension to the DRIVE project.
View the decision notice here.
The Police & Crime Commissioner has approved the 2019/23 Capital Strategy.
You can view the decision notice here.
The Police & Crime Commissioner (PCC) approved the 2019/20 Treasury Management Strategy Statement. The Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (CIPFA) has produced the Code of Practice on Treasury Management (the Code) which represents best practice in Treasury Management.
The proposed Strategy was reviewed by the Joint Independent Audit Committee on 21 March 2019. Their comments have been noted and incorporated where appropriate.
The decision notice can be viewed here.
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