A consultation has launched asking the public to input on the priorities for the Isle of Man Constabulary in 2024-25.
The consultation asks the public to rank eight main priorities in order of importance, from an Island wide perspective and a local community angle.
The eight draft priorities range from community based policing to tackling organised crime, to reducing youth reoffending and building organisation capacity and capability.
It also asks the public to rate their current feeling of safety in different aspects of Island life.
Police priorities
The consultation is being run by the Department of Home Affairs (DHA), and feedback will be used to help shape the priorities for the Police to ensure that the Isle of Man continues to be the safest island in the British Isles.
This information will guide the Police on where to focus their resources and concentrate their efforts, based on what will best improve the safety and security of all residents.
It will also outline key objectives and how the public would like to see success measured or benchmarked, allowing for effective evaluation and adaptation to evolving challenges.
The consultation can be completed online on the consultation hub, or paper copies are available from local police stations, the Welcome Centre and libraries.
The consultation will close at midnight on Friday, May 24.
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