Lincolnshire Police marks Volunteers' Week

Today marks the start of Volunteers’ Week and we’re taking the time to recognise the outstanding contributions of those who willingly give up their time for the force.

Last year, volunteers gave up more than 42,000 hours of their own time to provide support to different teams and departments across Lincolnshire Police.

Assistant Chief Constable Liz Rogers said: “We have a wide range of volunteers working alongside us within Lincolnshire Police, ranging from our Special Constabulary who stand side by side alongside our regular officers.

“We have police cadets and our cadet leaders who are shaping the young people of the future, and we have a number of police support volunteers who bring their own personal skills, interest and experience to different roles within the police. This is our opportunity to say thank you."

Want to help make a difference?

If you would like to make a contribution to the force, or if you want to gain some valuable work experience, then a role as a police support volunteer could be for you.

Check out our current PSV vacancies here.