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Dearham, Flimby and Maryport

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How to contact your Neighbourhood Policing Team

Address

Maryport Police Station,
Eaglesfield Street,
Maryport.
CA15 6HG
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Contact

Telephone: 101
Email: MaryportNPT@cumbria.police.uk

Team Members

Mark Wear

Inspector 0415

NPT Inspector Maryport

Joe Stamper

Sergeant 0160

NPT Sergeant Maryport

James Graham

PCSO 5268

Ellen / Ewanrigg / Ellenborough

Sam Watson

PCSO 5217

NPT PCSO Flimby

Lisa Jackson

PCSO 5157

Netherhall

Steven Relph

PCSO 5194

Netherhall

The next priority meeting

When?

8 March 2012 7:00 PM

Where?

Moorclose Community Centre, Workington (View map)

Contact

Joe Stamper NPT Sergeant Maryport
Telephone: 101
Email: MaryportNPT@cumbria.police.uk

Your next Online Meetings

When?

Monday 5th March 2012 (6pm-8pm), Monday 2nd July 2012 (6pm-8pm), Monday 3rd December 2012 (6pm-8pm)

Where?

www.cumbria.police.uk/allerdaleborough

Other meetings that we attend:

Your next Neighbourhood meetings are:-

We asked at your last SSC meeting what your local priorities were - You said


  1. The new priority will focus on speeding on A596 Crosby.

These are community priorities that local people in your area have agreed with the Neighbourhood Police. You can influence priorities by attending your next local meeting and informing your NPT what crimes need clearing up in your area.

We did - action taken or planned to tackle your priorities


  1. The new priority will focus on speeding on A596 Crosby.

    We will deal with this through enforcement action as part of our ongoing operation to reduce collisions

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Crime In Your Area

Operation Bombard

We are continuing to run this operation across the NPT. The operation utilises pulse policing tactics to target issues such as drugs misuse, theft, road safety and anti social behaviour, all of which had been raised as problems by the local community.

Pulse policing is the deployment of a large number of officers in an area for a short period. Officers in Workington and Maryport have been using this tactic as a result of the opportunities brought about by the restructuring of the Neighborhood Policing Teams (NPT). This has enabled them to provide an enhanced response to tackling community priorities.

Operation Ulterior - Drugs

This operation specifically targets ‘street level’ drug users and dealers who are affecting the quality of life for local residents due to the associated crime and disorder they cause. Residents regularly raise drug misuse as their number one priority

Since the launch of the operation over 300 people have been arrested for drug offences in the area. Officers have recovered quantities of heroin, cocaine, amphetamine and cannabis with a street value of approximately £80,000.

As well as executing Magistrates Court warrants officers are utilising stop and search powers in problem areas and using a passive drugs dog in the areas pubs and clubs at the weekend

Damage/ASB Ellenboro

With our colleagues from the Special Constabulary we are working to address the increase in damage and ASB which we are currently experiencing in this ward. We are addressing this by increasing visible patrols in the area and targetting specific offenders

Metal Thefts

The theft of metal is a national problem due to the current high price of metal. It can have an effect on the whole community because it’s not just scrap that is being taken; metal is being removed from schools, churches and other community hubs. It costs a substantial amount to repair the damage and can lead to these buildings being damaged or closed while repairs are made. We are continuing to run an operation targetting those who we believe are involved in metal theft.

Road Safety

Crosby residents raised concerns about speeding in the area. A dedicated operation was launched to try and tackle the problem.  To date over 100 people have been dealt with for speeding offences

This operation is ongoing

 

 

How you can take action

Please come to one of our meetings your views will be welcome.

Alternatively please click on the contact us link on our web site and let us have your views that way.

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Opening Times

The Maryport Police Station, Eaglesfield Street, is open 0900 until 1700 Monday-Thursday
09.00 - 16.30 Friday

 

 Maryport Police station has full wheelchair access to the front counter. Blue badge holders can park on Eaglesfield Street from where there is level access to the entrance. An induction loop system is in place for the hard of hearing.

There are no disabled toilet facilities at this police station.

Other Local Police Stations are;

Workington Police Station,
Hall Brow,
Workington.
CA14 4AP

The Workington Police Station is open 0800 until midnight every day.

Cockermouth Police Station
Main Street
Cockermouth
CA13 9LQ

The Cockermouth Police Station is open 0830 until 1630 Monday-Thursday and 0830 until 1600 on Friday

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