Residents across Lincolnshire are set to see a rise in police on their streets as local authorities are addressing 28 areas identified as hotspots for anti-social behaviour. The move is part of a comprehensive strategy devised to increase community safety and enhance local residents’ quality of life.
The Lincolnshire Police are committing to posting more officers on the ground, with a key focus on districts experiencing an upsurge in vandalism, noise complaints, and public disturbances. Local councillors have expressed their appreciation for the renewed focus, emphasising the significance of community safety and the benefits of working together with locals to tackle the issue effectively.
The scheme also involves communicating with local schools and community groups to heighten awareness and deter future occurrences. This story was adapted by The Lincoln Post from original reporting by news.google.com.
