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Sarah’s Law - the Child Sex Offender Disclosure Scheme (CSOD), sometimes called ‘Sarah’s Law’, allows parents, carers or guardians to formally ask the police for information about a person who has contact with their child, or a child close to them, if they’re concerned the person may pose a risk.
View the updated "Don't Panic, PREPARE" booklet which is relevant to all communities within the West Yorkshire Region should anyone need to help themselves in an Emergency Event.
T/Assistant Chief Constable Sarah Baker joined West Yorkshire Police in July 2002 and was initially posted to Kirklees where she worked in departments ranging from neighbourhoods, to roads policing, to crime as a PC and Sergeant.
West Yorkshire Police on social media communications channels, including Facebook, Flickr, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.
Please find below the crime prevention advice leaflets, which are available to download.
West Yorkshire Community Risk Register. Nationally, risks are identified by the Government. The national risks are then assessed locally by the LRF to identify those that may impact West Yorkshire. These risks together form the West Yorkshire Community Risk Register.
Flood Advice for the West Yorkshire Community developed by the Warning & Informing Sub Group in conjunction with the Environment Agency, Local Authorities and Met Office.
Malware Has Gone Mobile. Stop.Think.Connect. to keep cybercriminals out of your mobile device
The West Yorkshire Police Chief Officers Team consists of Chief Constable, Deputy Chief Constable, Assistant Chief Constables, Assistant Chief Officer and Human Resources Director.
Police involvement in Family Court Proceedings
The Police become involved in Family Court Proceedings either following an Order being made against the Chief Constable seeking disclosure of information or when the Police seek information from the family court to assist an on-going investigation.
The ‘Not With My Name’ campaign, produced in partnership with the City of London Police (National Policing Lead for Fraud) is targeting identity crime in our communities.
Burglaries often increase during the Spring and Summer months, when burglars take advantage of people leaving doors and windows open during the warmer weather.
The organisation of a public event is a considerable responsibility. In addition to attracting moral and social responsibilities, organisers have civil, common and criminal law responsibilities for which they may have to answer to the courts.
Ask the Police features a wide range of topics from what to do after a road accident to who to contact about rubbish being dumped in your neighbourhood. Visitors to the site can also ask a question by email.