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Commissioner Grunshaw

Budget 2026/27

How every pound of Lancashire's police budget is spent:  Police Officers, Staff and PCSOs: 79.5%
Operating costs: 15%
Capital Funding (buildings, vehicles, ICT):  4%
Support for Victims of Crime: 1.5%  Overall budget: £436,000,000  Where this comes from: 32% Council Tax Precept, 68% Government Funding

A BUDGET TO DELIVER YOUR PRIORITIES:

  • Prevent Violence Against Women and Girls
  • Tackle Crime and Anti-Social Behaviour
  • Get Tough on Serious Violent Crime
  • Rebuild Trust and Confidence

INVESTING IN LOCAL POLICING
BUDGET 2026/27

NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICING

  • Additional investment in 45 more neighbourhood policing roles
  • Increased visible policing presence across Lancashire
  • Problem solving the underlying causes of crime and disorder

TACKLING CRIME AND ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR

  • Strengthening of Op Centurion to tackle Anti-Social Behaviour
  • Sustained investment in Op Vulture to target retail crime
  • Sustained investment in digital and financial investigations to crack down on fraud and cyber crime
  • Sustained investment in the roads policing team to help keep Lancashire’s roads safe

PREVENTING VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS

  • Dedicated Rape and Serious Sexual Offences Teams within Lancashire Constabulary
  • Specialist support for victims of domestic abuse, stalking and sexual offences
  • Sustained investment in Multi Agency Safeguarding Hubs
  • Investment in eight additional domestic abuse PCSOs as a pilot

REBUILDING PUBLIC TRUST AND CONFIDENCE

  • Improved call handling times when contacting Lancashire Constabulary
  • Better support and treatment for all victims of crime
  • Tougher enforcement of standards and acceptable conduct within Lancashire Constabulary
  • Sustained investment in new and replacement systems improving efficiency and productivity

SERIOUS VIOLENT CRIME

  • Funding of Op Warrior to tackle organised crime gangs across Lancashire
  • Sustained investment in safeguarding to protect the vulnerable from criminal exploitation
  • Lancashire’s Violence Reduction Network tackling violent crime and its underlying causes
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