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Latest news from PFCC Roger Hirst - 17 February 2023
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This week we were proud to welcome home our amazing firefighters Bryn Jones, Scott Meekings and Steve Smith.
They are part of the UK International Search and Rescue Team, and have been in Turkey helping with the search and rescue mission following the devastating earthquake.
Roger said: “Steve, Scott and Bryn we are really proud of you and the work you are doing in extremely difficult circumstances. Once again, Essex County Fire and Rescue Service is stepping forward to help those most in need with their expertise. On behalf of the people of Essex, thank you for what you are doing and keep safe.”
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Deputy Commissioner visits Greenstead Day of Action
This week Deputy Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner, Jane Gardner was out in Colchester visiting the Greenstead estate for their Day of Action.
Roger Hirst, Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner in collaboration with Colchester City Council secured funding for the estate and the Day of Action was a great opportunity to see what difference it has made to the area.
Jane was given a tour of the new skate park by the dedicated Neighbourhood Warden, Casey Harrison. It was great to see so many residents engaging with the different agencies at the Community Centre, all who are making a real difference to the community.
You can find out more about what happened on the day by watching the video below.
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PFCC supports Safe Steps to help break the cycle of domestic abuse
Vital support for people in Southend looking to escape and recover from a life of domestic abuse has been expanded with a financial boost.
The Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for Essex (PFCC) has allocated £461,000 from funding received from the Ministry of Justice to Safe Steps to support women, men and children as they rebuild their lives after domestic abuse.
Read more about the work Safe Steps are doing to help rebuild people's lives below.
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We're hiring!
Communications and Engagement Manager
Are you an experienced communicator with a passion for making a difference in your community?
We are looking for our next Communications and Engagement Manager. It’s a broad and interesting role where you are responsible for our full remit of communication and engagement activity. You will work closely with colleagues across the public, private and charity sector to identify and share the work being done to keep our communities safe. You’ll also manage our communications and engagement team, developing engaging content and creative ways to speak and listen to our residents and communities.
Tri Service Rural Community Officer
Do you have experience of working in a community safety role and looking for a new challenge?
We are looking for a Tri Service Rural Community Officer who will be an integral part of the emergency services provision in Uttlesford. This is a highly visible role, ensuring local accountability, co-location and communication is key. You will work collaboratively to improve local confidence and trust by providing a nominated uniformed presence within the local community. You will pro-actively encourage the positive involvement of partners and communities in identifying local policing and community safety priorities.
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There are a number of events taking place soon where you can put your questions to Roger Hirst, Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for Essex. We are introducing our new hybrid meetings which will mean if you cannot attend in person, you will be able to watch and interact through Facebook.
You can find an event near you by visiting our events page below.
PFCC Castle Point Public Meeting - February 23rd at 7pm - Live on our Facebook page
PFCC Chelmsford Public Meeting - March 13th at 7pm - Chelmsford City Council, Civic Centre, Duke St, Chelmsford CM1 1JE.
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