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Strategies

This page provides information about the strategies that guide the work of the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner (OPCC) and Cheshire Constabulary.

Strategies set out our priorities, long-term plans and approach to delivering effective and efficient policing services.

Our strategies

Our strategies help us plan for the future and make informed decisions about the services we provide.

They cover a range of areas, including:

  • finance and resource management
  • estates and facilities
  • technology and digital services
  • people and workforce development
  • environmental sustainability
  • procurement and fleet management

What strategies do

Strategies help us to:

  • set clear priorities and objectives
  • make the best use of public money
  • plan for future challenges and opportunities
  • improve services for communities across Cheshire
  • support effective and accountable decision-making

Why this matters

Publishing our strategies helps you understand:

  • our priorities and plans for the future
  • how public resources are managed
  • how decisions support policing and community safety across Cheshire

Additional strategies may be added as they are developed or updated.

Our strategies

Latest news

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Joint statement from North West PCCs on police force merger proposals

A joint statement from: Dan Price Cheshire PCC, David Allen Cumbria PCC, Clive Grunshaw Lancashire PCC, Emily Spurrell Merseyside PCC and Andy Dunbobbin North Wales PCC.

Cheshire Police Officers on patrol
Cheshire Police Officers on patrol
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£50,000 fund opens to support safer communities across Cheshire

Community groups across Cheshire can bid for grants of up to £2,500 as Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC), Dan Price, reopens his SWAP Fund for a third year.

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People sat around a table at a dementia cafe.
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