Flintshire County Council

Flintshire Community Safety Partnership

Flintshire Community Safety Partnership (CSP) is a statutory organisation made up of representatives from key agencies who work together to tackle and reduce local levels of crime and disorder.  Our aim is to work together to tackle community safety issues in Flintshire to ensure that the county is, and feels like, a safe place to live, work and visit.

You can contact us on 01352 702 590.

Information in this area

Anti social behaviour and nuisance

This page explains what Anti Social Behaviour is and who you can report it to.

Community Safety Partnership Plan 2011-14

The purpose of this document is to outline how the Partnership’s priorities will be delivered over the next three years.

Community safety - useful contacts

The Community Safety Partnership has developed a useful guide to services which are related to community safety.

Community safety partnership board

Flintshire Community Safety Partnership (CSP) is a statutory organisation made up of representatives from key agencies who work together to tackle and reduce local levels of crime and disorder.

Current safety campaigns and initiatives

This page provides information on current campaigns and initiatives from the Community Safety Partnership and links to other useful information.

Domestic abuse

This page provides information on domestic abuse and links to sources of help and support.

Halloween and bonfire safety

With celebrations for Halloween and Bonfire Night fast approaching, Flintshire Community Safety Partnership would like to wish residents of Flintshire a safe and trouble-free time.

Neighbourhood Watch - OWL

OWL is used by North Wales Police and local coordinators to build and communicate with 1,000's of watch schemes across the county.

Report a hate incident or hate crime

Information on how to report a hate incident or hate crime

Substance misuse

Flintshire’s Substance Misuse Action Team (SMAT) which is a group within the Community Safety Partnership meets regularly to discuss ways in which we are able to tackle substance misuse issues locally.