DO you think the police deliver value for money in Teignbridge?
Police and Crime Commissioner Alison Hernandez wants residents of the force area to tell her if they think the police succeed in this.
The question is one of several posed by Alison Hernandez who has today (Thursday) launched her 2022/23 budget survey.
It comes a week after Home Secretary Priti Patel announced an increase in the amount forces will receive from central Government.
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The Commissioner is now faced with a decision on setting police precepts – the amount households pay locally towards policing through their council tax bills. Police and Crime Commissioners have been given flexibility to increase this by up to £10 a year for a Band D Property for the next three years. Currently those in band D households in Devon and Cornwall pay £236.56 a year in their policing precept.