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Information and advice, including FAQs, on the coronavirus (COVID-19)
Drinking too much alcohol can have devastating consequences on your life and could lead you into trouble with the police
Information on how alcohol licenses are managed
Anti-social behaviour (ASB) is any conduct or activity that causes harm to an individual, to a community or to their environment and it can have a devastating effect on people's lives
Working closely with partner agencies, we continue to prepare for a number of outcomes linked to our potential departure from the European Union on 31 October
Car cruises are where drivers meet on the public highway to race or show off their vehicles.
There are four main types of child abuse: sexual, physical, emotional abuse and neglect. The Joint Child Protection Investigation Team is made up of a dedicated team of specialist detectives and staff that investigate allegations of child abuse
Child sexual exploitation (CSE) is a form of child abuse that can affect any child or young person any time, any place, anywhere
Protecting your area from the threat of terrorism remains one of our main priorities
County Lines refers to drug dealing by criminal networks from urban areas expanding their activities into smaller towns and rural areas
Advice on how to protect your self and your property from crime
Many people in Hertfordshire have dogs and it is important to know your responsibilities as a dog owner, as well as steps you can take to keep your dog safe
All forms of Domestic Abuse - psychological, economic, emotional and physical - come from the abuser's desire for power and control over other family members or intimate partners
Illegal drugs are categorized under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971. The law puts legal and illegal drugs into three classes: A, B and C, according to the harm they can do to you
It’s an offence to own a banned weapon or possess a firearm, shotgun or other dangerous weapons, as well as certain ammunition, without a certificate or licence
We treat the issue of fly-tipping extremely seriously and work with local councils to prosecute anyone caught illegally disposing waste
Information and advice for Hertfordshire foreign nationals
Halloween and Bonfire Night are our busiest nights of the year and we work hard to keep you safe and to ensure crime and anti-social behaviour remains low
A hate crime is any criminal offence that is targeted at a person because of hostility or prejudice towards their race, religion, sexual orientation, transgender identity or disability
This leaflet has been produced to assist you in seeking further help and support.
So-called 'honour based' violence or abuse is a crime or incident, which has or may have been committed to protect or defend the honour of the family and/or community
Illegal parking can be a problem for residents in any county at times and Hertfordshire is, unfortunately, no different
Knife and gun crime is relatively rare in Hertfordshire. We offer advice and information to help prevent knife and gun crime and educate members of the public
Information and guidance on lost or found property
It is estimated that one in four people experience mental ill health at some time in their lives
It can be a distressing experience when someone goes missing, however it is important to take immediate action, especially if that person could be in danger
Modern slavery includes human trafficking, slavery, domestic servitude, forced or compulsory labour, and sexual exploitation
We have a specialist member of staff called an Older Persons Liaison Officer (OPLO) who will contact you if you have been a victim of a burglary or a distraction burglary if you are over 70 years old
Advice on staying safe when using the internet
Herts SARC (Sexual Assault Referral Centre) provides help and support to men, women and young people living in the Hertfordshire area, who have been raped or sexually assaulted
If you have been involved in a road traffic collision that does not require us to attend, you can report this to us online
The majority of Hertfordshire's beautiful countryside is quiet and tranquil and although crime occurs far less in rural areas, it does still exist
Our officers are trained to support victims and are dedicated to bringing those responsible to justice
Victims and witnesses are at the heart of what we do. We work with partners, such as the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), courts and Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Hertfordshire to ensure victims and witnesses get the support, reassurance and help they need
Some sensible safety precautions you should consider when using online dating
Find out how to request your fingerprints for security purposes.
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