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Local Policing is organised into 3 divisions, each comprising Neighbourhood Policing Teams (NPTs) based within district teams. NPTs provide community engagement, foot patrols and assist local and partnership problem-solving. NPTs are led by a District Commander and comprise sergeants, police officers and PCSOs.
These work with youth, licensing and enforcement officers. Also, investigators, specialists, and police staff within divisions and across Sussex Police support NPTs to protect communities and catch criminals.
Anti-social Behaviour & Public Order
Issued 10 June 2026
Local officers continue to maintain a visible presence and work closely with the community to address antisocial behaviour and public order offences. Daily and evening patrols remain a priority, helping to prevent ASB and disorder while ensuring public spaces stay safe for everyone.
Actioned 20 September 2026
Business Crime / Shoplifting
Issued 10 June 2026
Local officers continue to tackle issues through regular patrols and engagement with businesses, building strong relationships, gathering intelligence, and providing tailored crime prevention advice. Working closely with the business community via the DISC system, we share real-time information to identify repeat offenders and prevent crime. These efforts have already led to significant inroads and arrests, reinforcing our proactive approach and commitment to keeping local businesses safe.
Actioned 30 September 2026