Get involved
There are various ways that you can get involved with the Commissioner's work and help your community in Cheshire.
There are lots of ways you can take part and help the Cheshire Police and Crime Commissioner’s (PCC) work and help your community. Whether you want to share your views, volunteer or attend meetings, there’s something for you.
Why getting involved matters
Your experiences and views help shape how policing and community safety work in Cheshire. Getting involved means your voice can influence priorities, help hold the police to account and make sure services reflect what local people need.
Have your say
You can share your views on policing, community safety and priorities (amongst other topics). This helps to shape the Police and crime plan, budgets and other decisions.
This page also includes details on previous surveys run by the PCC.
Meetings and events
The PCC holds a number of meetings and events. Some of these meetings are publicly available to view online.
You can find out more information and register for the events on this page.
Volunteering
You can volunteer to help the PCC’s team and support policing in Cheshire. Volunteer roles include things like:
- Call Management Auditor – reviewing how calls are handled
- Independent Custody Visitor – checking on people in police custody
- Police Dog Welfare Visitor – making sure the police dogs are well looked after.
Careers with us
The Cheshire Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) is supported by a team of professionals.
From time to time paid and volunteering roles will be available. Information will be posted on this page.
Cheshire Youth Commission
The Cheshire Youth Commission provides the Cheshire Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) with the views of young people across the county.
The Youth Commission is currently taking a break, but you can see what work has been done by them here.
Where has the PCC been?
Find out where Dan has been and who he’s visited across the county, as he focuses on achieving his aims in his Police and Crime Plan of:
- reducing crime
- listening to the public
- modernising
Latest news
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Police and Crime Commissioner aims to have first families in new homes within 12 months
Congleton area residents help shape future of local policing
More than 30 residents representing communities in the Congleton area have come together to help shape local policing in the latest citizens’ assembly, run by Dan Price, Cheshire Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC).
