Your local team
As your local neighbourhood police team, we work together with the community, local authority, and other partners to help keep you safe.
Our team is made up of police officers and dedicated Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs). This includes a sergeant, dedicated local named officers, and Local Action Team officers. We are also supported by police teams, including response and investigation units, as well as other specialist colleagues, to help solve the crimes and problems that really matter to you.
Through our understanding of the calls we receive and our local community meetings, we agree with partners, community leaders, and residents on the key priorities for us to focus on in your area. Working in partnership, we aim to find long-term solutions to local problems while maintaining a wider focus on preventing crime and making communities safer.
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Crimes and priorities
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PACT Meeting Priority - Drug & alcohol related ASB in Shelfield Park
Concerns raised at the PACT meeting on 7th August about issues relating to drug taking & youths drinking in the park in ShelfiedAfter Last Pact meeting on the 14/05/26 this priority remains the same
Action taken:
March Update
We continue to give passing attention to the area and work with the community offering reassurance going forward. We have carried out several patrols over the last few weeks and have not encountered any issues. We will continue to monitor and work with our partners where appropriate.April Update
We have carried out several patrols over the last few weeks and have not encountered any issues. We will continue to monitor and work with our partners where appropriate.May Update
We have carried out several patrols over the last few weeks and have not encountered any issues. We will continue to monitor and work with our partners where appropriate.June Update
High visibility patrols have continued over the last month as before no issues. We will continue to monitor and work with our partners where appropriate. -
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PACT Meeting Priority - Tackling off-road bikes around The Little Wyrley Estate off Engine Lane
Following the PACT meeting on 7th August 2025 residents agreed to keep this issue as a priority.
Tackling off road bikes riding illegally on public land and private land (without landowners permission) is still an issue and should continue as a priority for police, partners and communities to work together and tackle.
After Last Pact meeting on the 14/05/26 this priority remains the same
Action taken:
March Update
Over the last few months, the team have carried out site visits with our council partners looking at how we can make it more difficult for offenders to access land including the area around Engine Lane. The team have continued with targeted patrols and have seen a reduction in the number of incidents being reported. We will continue to monitor and provide reassurance to our community that we are aware of these issues and are working with partners to tackle the problem.April Update
Same as above over the last few months, the team have carried out site visits with our council partners looking at how we can make it more difficult for offenders to access land including the area around Engine Lane. The team have continued with targeted patrols and have seen a reduction in the number of incidents being reported. We will continue to monitor and provide reassurance to our community that we are aware of these issues and are working with partners to tackle the problem.May Update
Same as above over the last month, the team have carried out site visits with our council partners looking at how we can make it more difficult for offenders to access land including the area around Engine Lane. The team have continued with targeted patrols and have seen a reduction in the number of incidents being reported. We will continue to monitor and provide reassurance to our community that we are aware of these issues and are working with partners to tackle the problem.June Update
Offroad operation have been conducted in around Engine lane. As before we will monitor area until fence has been put up to prevent further issues. -
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PACT Meeting Offroad Bikes McClean way Pelsall
Following the PACT meeting on 12th February 2026 residents agreed to this issue as a priority.After Last Pact meeting on the 14/05/26 this priority remains the same
Tackling off road bikes riding illegally on public land. This is a new priority for police, partners and communities as discussed in pact meeting to work together and tackle.
Action taken:
March Update
We have continued to carry out patrols in and around this area over the last few days but have not encountered any issues. We are currently working with partners planning some targeted enforcement activity, we will post an update in due course.April Update
Same as Above we have continued to carry out patrols in and around this area over the last few days but have not encountered any issues. We are currently working with partners planning some targeted enforcement activity, we will post an update in due course.May Update
Same as Above we have continued to carry out patrols in and around this area over the last few days but have not encountered any issues. We are currently working with partners planning some targeted enforcement activity, we will post an update in due course.June Update
Offroad Operations have taken place over the last month. As before we will monitor and work with partnership agencies to prevent any further issues.