HomePembroke Dock Neighbourhood Policing Team
Local Priorities
- High-visibility patrols in Pennar area
- Contact Highways regarding Victoria Road
- Albion Square anti-social behaviour
What We Have Done
- Parking on the junctions, Bush Estate
Warning notices placed on vehicles parked on Bush Road junctions, traffic warden patrolled the area. Letter drop in Munro Court regarding anti-social parking. - Patrols in Bird Cage Walk / Hawkstone Road
Council contacted, fence to be erected at side of bungalow. High profile patrols carried out in area.
Area
The area covered by the Pembroke Dock team includes the town centre, the market (including the dockyard), Llanion (including Bush Estate and Hobbs Point) and Pennar (including Bufferland and Llanraeth).
Who's Who
PC John Morris
Collar Number: 756
PC John Morris has worked all 27 years as a police officer at Pembroke Dock and lives locally with his wife and four children. He said: “Having worked on Neighbourhood Policing for over a year I feel I am more part of the community in which I police. The fact that I am able to deal with situations on a more grass roots level before they escalate into major problems is a benefit to myself and the police service on the whole. For the residents of Pembroke Dock in which I police the fact that they see officers who they know on a regular basis gives them confidence to tell us their problems.”
PCSO Nadia Sullivan
Collar Number: 8020
PCSO Nadia Sullivan joined in February 2005 in Milford Haven and has been working in Pembroke Dock since May 2007 where she has been assigned responsibility for Central ward. As a local resident herself, Nadia is keen to help address community issues and problems affecting people in the locality. Nadia previously worked for 17 years as an I.T. Consultant in various areas of England, Wales, Scotland, and for a short term in the USA but returned home to Pembrokeshire in 2003 where she worked for Dyfed Powys Police at H.Q. Carmarthen in the Scientific Support Unit.
PCSO Andrew Griffiths
Collar Number: 8028
PCSO Andrew Griffiths has been working for Dyfed Powys Police for 16 years as a traffic warden in Narberth and Tenby. He said: "I am looking forward to meeting new people, working together with other agencies and helping to solve community issues. He said "I believe our role can help the elderly in our community feel secure in their environment, by dealing with any perceived anti social behaviour in the manner the old bobby on the beat used to."
Contact the Team
pembrokedockNPT@dyfed-powys.pnn.police.uk
This email address is for Neighbourhood Policing issues only. For all other enquiries please use ContactCentre@dyfed-powys.pnn.police.uk
Telephone 101
If you know who you want to speak to at a station, ask for them by name and station and staff will check for you and connect you if they are available, or take a message. In case of emergency you should phone 999.
Police Stations
How You Can Take Action
Attend neighbourhood policing meetings, report crime and anti-social behaviour, join in community activities and Neighbourhood Watch, and visit your local council for information on community safety schemes in your area.
Neighbourhood Meetings
Discuss community issues with your Neighbourhood Policing Team and have the chance to influence their priorities.
1st Wednesday of every month, 7pm at St John’s Hall, Bush Street
Surgeries
Speak with your local police in confidence.
- Last Wednesday of every month between 6pm and 7pm in Tesco Café, London Road
- Last Thursday of every month between 11am and 12pm in Pennar Family Centre
