Lincolnshire Police
In terms of geographic area, Lincolnshire Police is one of the largest forces in the United Kingdom covering 2,284 square miles. The population of the area we cover is approximately 646,000.
We employ just under 1200 police officers and 1200 police staff.
Policing Plan for Lincolnshire
Departments
Local Policing is the delivery of policing services across our 11 neighbourhood areas. Chief Superintendent Lee Freeman is the Head of the Local Policing department across Lincolnshire. Local Policing comprises both Neighbourhood Policing and Neighbourhood Response teams.
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The Operations Support department is led by Chief Superintendent Russ Hardy and Superintendent Maria Staniland. This department provides force-wide functions and the force’s resilience and capability to provide certain aspects of our protective services.
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The Crime department consists of two main themes; protective services and volume crime. Protective services is the umbrella term used to describe the police response to the most serious crimes and the potential threats from which the public must be protected.
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About Lincolnshire Police and Partner Agencies
Read about Lincolnshire Police's Chief Officers - Chief Constable Richard Crompton, Deputy Chief Constable Neil Rhodes.
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Learn about the many partner organisations and agencies that Lincolnshire Police work with.
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Chief Constable of Lincolnshire Richard Crompton has said that following the Comprehensive Spending Review, like all other forces in the country we will need to save about 15% of our current budget over the next four years and in real terms this amounts to around £20million.
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Learn about Lincolnshire Police's vision, priorites and strategic aims
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