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Joint Management Board

To ensure openness and transparency the Police and Crime Commissioner publishes any decision he makes that is of significant public interest regarding policing, crime and community safety in Cheshire.

Management Board

Management Board is a joint governance arrangement which enables the Police and Crime Commissioner and Chief Constable to make decisions relating to strategic direction, policy issues, medium/long term planning and any matters which have significant resource or reputational issues.

Management Board is held monthly, subject to need.

The dates of future meetings can be found in the public meetings and events section.

Terms of reference

The terms of reference for those Management Board is available here.

Statement on decision making

The statement on decision making outlines the process of who makes a decision, when and additional information around the overall process of Management Board. You can read the statement here.

Meeting documents 2025 – 26

Date Agendas Reports Minutes
7th May 2025 Agenda Report Minutes
4th June 2025 Agenda Report Minutes
2nd July 2025 Agenda Report Minutes
6th August 2025 Agenda Report Minutes
10th September 2025 Agenda Report Minutes
1st October 2025 Agenda Report Minutes
5th November 2025 Agenda Report Minutes
28th January 2026 Agenda Report Minutes
4th March 2026 Agenda Report
1st April 2026 Agenda

Meeting documents from previous years

You can see meeting documents from the last three year’s of Management Board meetings here.

Index of Decisions 2025-26

The Index of Decisions are below:

2026/10: Draft Internal Audit Plan 2026/27

2026/11: Fleet Strategy 2026–2029

2026/12: MIB Donation Agreement

2026/13: Collaboration Agreement with MPS for Vehicle Testing

2026/01: Estates Strategy Update – Sale of Winsford New Police Station

2026/02: Financial Position 2025/26 Third Quarter Review

2026/03: Treasury Management Strategy 2026/27

2026/04: Medium Term Financial Strategy 2026-2031

2026/05: 2026/27 Budget & Council Tax Precept

2026/06: Fees & Charges Handbook 2026

2026/07: Scheme of Corporate Governance

2026/08: Artificial Intelligence (AI)

2026/09: Joint Strategic Risk Register

2025/24 Financial Position Report 2025/26: Mid-Year Review

2025/25 Treasury Management: 2025/26 Mid-Year Review

2025/26 Medium Term Financial Strategy 2025/26: Mid-Year Review

2025/27 Strategic Risk Register (Part 1)

2025/28 Strategic Risk Register (Part 2)

2025/29 Estates Strategy 2021-2031

2025/30 Environmental Strategy 2021-2031

2025/31 People Strategy 2025-2028

2025/32 IT & Digital Strategy 2025-2029

2025/33 Procurement Strategy 2025-2028

2025/23 Modern Slavery Transparency Statement

2025/22 Strategic Risk Register

2025/21: Financial Position Report 2025/26: First Quarter Review

2025/15: Strategic Risk Register

2025/16: Provisional Financial Position Outturn 2024/25

2025/17: Treasury Management Outturn 2024/25

2025/18: Utilisation of POCA Funding in 2024/25

2025/19: Internal Audit Plan 2025/26

2025/20: MOU NCA Fleet

2025/12: Dog Unit Disaggregation and Continuation of Firearms Alliance

2025/13: Strategic Policing Requirement

2025/14: S22A Telecoms SPOC – variation

2025/09: Strategic Risk Register

2025/10: Annual Risk Management Report 2025

2025/11: Force Management Statement 2025

Index of Decisions from previous years

You can see the Index of Decisions from the last three year’s of Management Board meetings here.

Management Decisions

In addition to decisions that are taken by the Police and Crime Commissioner at Joint Management Board meetings, the Commissioner may also take management decisions outside of such meetings.

Management decisions are those decisions within existing budget, strategy or policy and will be made by the Police and Crime Commissioner as appropriate.

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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).

Dan Price talking to Congleton resident at CA
Dan Price talking to Congleton resident at CA
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