Published items

Chief Officer expenses for the year 2022/23

Chief Officer expenses for the year 2021/22

Merseyside Police is committed to dealing professionally with all evidence and property, safeguarding its integrity to support the prevention and detection of crime. It will provide an effective property handling system that ensures property is secured appropriately, correctly identified and movement tracked, treating religious and cultural items with appropriate sensitivity. Compliance with this will ensure public satisfaction and confidence.

The overall aim is to reduce the threat to members of our community represented by offenders unlawfully at large. This can be achieved by ensuring the Recall to Prison process is robust. This policy is designed to supplement the Joint National Protocol between National Probation Service, National Police Chiefs Council, HM Prison Service and Home Office by providing clarity of responsibilities at a local level.

Merseyside Police is committed to securing the most efficient and effective use of its resources and ensuring any investment is benefits driven with clear performance outcomes and deliverables.

The draft unaudited Statement of Accounts provide details of the Police and Crime Commissioner’s (PCC) and the Group i.e. incorporating the Chief Constable, financial activities for the year ending 31ˢᵗ March 2025. The accounts are published in accordance with the Accounts and Audit Regulations 2015.

The draft, unaudited Statement of Accounts provide details of the Chief Constable’s (CC) financial activities for the year ending 31st March 2025. The accounts are published in accordance with the Accounts and Audit Regulations 2015.

Our Auditor’s Annual Report (‘AAR’) summarises the work we have undertaken as the auditor for the Police and Crime Commissioner for Merseyside (‘the PCC’) and the Chief Constable of Merseyside Police (‘the CC’) for the year ended 31 March 2025. Although this report is addressed to the PCC and the CC, it is designed to be read by a wider audience including members of the public and other external stakeholders.

This policy outlines Merseyside Police’s approach to investigating, managing, and supervising criminal investigations and applies to all officers and staff within Merseyside Police involved in crime investigation, including volume crime, vulnerability, serious and complex crimes.

The main aim of this policy is to prevent the occurrence of honour based abuse and forced marriage. It is designed to help identify future victims of honour based abuse and forced marriage and reduce the likelihood of future harm, including homicide, serious injury and acts of violence.