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Dyfed Powys Police recruiting officers and community support officers

In September, Dyfed Powys Police are recruiting officers and community support officers and are asking residents do you have what it takes to help us safeguard our communities? Chief Constable Simon Prince said, “We want to increase the number of police officers that we have in our communities and are asking people to join us. We know where we need more officers so we are being very specific in the recruitment process. Over the last year we have been asking people living in our more rural communities what they want from us as a police service, and one of the answers was quite simply, more officers on patrol. “It isn’t an easy job, and it will not suit everyone. To help people find out more information about what the job entails we are holding a series of familiarisation events in the communities where we are recruiting. People who are interested in finding out more can also speak to their local police team.” Chief Constable Prince added, “Being a police officer is a rewarding job, we m...

Dyfed Powys Police’s newest CSOs step out on the beat

Dyfed Powys Police’s newest CSOs step out on the beat | Dyfed Powys Police | Heddlu Dyfed Powys The latest group of 12 new Community Support Officers (CSOs) have joined Dyfed Powys Police and are now on the beat throughout the force area. The new CSOs are being funded by the Welsh Government, which has made funding an additional 500 CSOs across Wales one of its top five priorities. The new recruits will play a vital role in tackling anti-social behaviour and crime in communities throughout mid and west Wales.

Dyfed Powys Police Recruits New PCSOs

Dyfed Powys Police Recruits New PCSOs | Dyfed Powys Police | Heddlu Dyfed Powys Dyfed Powys Police is recruiting 74 new Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) this year they will play a vital role in tackling anti-social behaviour and crime in communities throughout mid and west Wales. The new posts are being funded by the Welsh Government which has made funding an additional 500 PCSOs across Wales one of its top five priorities. Carl Sargeant, AM, Minister for Local Government and Communities, visited Dyfed Powys Police in Aberystwyth this week to meet some of the new PCSOs who are already in post.